Massachusetts General Laws ch. 60 sec. 85 – Taxes paid by co-tenants; lien on co-tenants’ interest
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Section 85. A tenant in common or joint tenant, who pays the entire tax assessed upon land held jointly or in common, shall have a lien upon the interest of each of his co-tenants, to secure the payment to him of the proportion of such tax payable by each of said co-tenants respectively, with the costs of enforcing the same; but any person whose tax has been so paid by his co-tenant shall have the same right to recover it back if illegally assessed as he would have had if the tax had been paid under a protest by him in writing.
Terms Used In Massachusetts General Laws ch. 60 sec. 85
- Lien: A claim against real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt.