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Chapter 4
Cancellations

Articles

1
Generally
Sections 4985–4992
1.5
Cancellation of Assessments on State-assessed Property
Sections 5011–5014
2
Cancellation of Assessments on Public Lands on Application of State Lands Commission
Sections 5026–5029
3
Cancellation of Assessments on Public Lands on Application of Property Owner
Sections 5061–5064
4
Cancellation of Tax Liens on Any Sixteenth or Thirty-sixth Section or Legal Subdivision Thereof
Sections 5071–5073
5
Cancellation of Taxes on Exempt Property
Sections 5081–5091
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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