24-213. Certification of sales to county clerk; assessments; payment; time for action to enjoin.
Immediately after the sale of any such sections or parts of sections as provided for in K.S.A. 24-212, said trustee shall certify to the county clerk of said county the amount such section sold for, adding the proportionate amount of costs and expenses of such sale, together with a correct description of each piece of land; and said county clerk shall place the same on the tax roll, to be collected as other state and county taxes are collected.
As soon as such work shall be completed in conformity with such sale, and to the satisfaction of said trustee, said trustee shall certify the amount due to each person to the county clerk of the county, and said county clerk shall draw orders for the payment of such amount out of the county treasury: Provided, That any person interested may pay the amount of the purchase money, and proportionate amount of costs and expenses as aforesaid, to said trustee at any time before the same are charged on the tax roll, to be paid by said trustee to the purchaser of such section or sections respectively: Provided further, That no action of any kind whatever, either at law or equity, brought for the purpose of enjoining the proceedings in regard to construction and completion of such work, or to enjoin the certification of the cost thereof and collection of taxes to pay the same, or for damages, shall be maintained unless commenced within thirty days after the day upon which such sale is had.
History: L. 1879, ch. 100, § 13; L. 1919, ch. 186, § 1; June 17; R.S. 1923, 24-213.