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666 (1) A person who at the time of a tax sale was the owner or the registered owner of a registered charge on the real property may bring an action in the Supreme Court to have the sale set aside and declared invalid.

  • (2) An action under subsection (1) may be brought on only one or more of the following grounds:
  • (a) the property was not liable to taxation during the years in which the taxes for which the property was sold were imposed;
  • (b) the taxes for which the property was sold were fully paid;
  • (c) the collector did not give to that person the notice required by section 657;
  • (d) irregularities existed in connection with the imposition of the taxes for which the property was sold;
  • (e) the sale was not fairly and openly conducted.
  • (3) An action under this section may not be brought until one month after written notice has been given by the person to the council stating in detail the grounds of complaint.
  • (4) During the period allowed for redemption, subsection (1) does not operate to affect in any way the rights of the owners of the property and the owners of a registered charge on the property, among or as between themselves.

RS1960‑255‑408; RSBC 2015-1-666, effective January 1, 2016 (B.C. Reg. 257/2015).