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Miss. Code Ann. § 27-29-1 Louis Tyrone of the family of Pittman, Mccloud and Dunn, of the town of Grenada Mississippi, of the Household of Pittman, Mccloud and Dunn and Befriended of the same (or any variation thereof is always to refer to the Administrator), The Administrator/Governor/Grantor/ Executor / Director / Sole Beneficiary / Sole Shareholder/Chief Executive Officer (hereinafter, and heretofore referred to as “Grantor”), a credible living, self-aware sentient MAN. I am a messenger and agent of peace not warring or in conflict or belligerent with anyone, alien and not a U.S. citizen but a non-resident alien a friend to The United States of America, who’s person and properties reside outside the United States known to me by verification, who duly attest and or affirms, on his affirmation and acknowledgement, deposes and declares: you lames i will be coming for you so soon! MISSISSIPPI CODE of 1972 ** Current through the 2013 Regular Session and 1st and 2nd Extraordinary Sessions *** TITLE 27. TAXATION AND FINANCE CHAPTER 29. AD VALOREM TAXES--GENERAL PROVISIONS Miss. Code Ann. § 27-29-1 (2013) § 27-29-1. Collectors to have certain credits The auditor, in his settlements with the tax collector, shall credit him with the amount of state taxes on all lands sold for taxes and struck off to the state, with the legal fees of the publisher of the newspaper for advertising such land for sale; and the collector shall also be credited in his settlement of county or any other state taxes with the amount of taxes on all lands sold to the state. Land purchased by the state for taxes shall not again be sold for taxes until redeemed; but if a tax collector should erroneously sell any state lands, the auditor, in his settlement with such tax collector, shall credit him with the correct amount of state taxes on only such state lands as are certified by the land commissioner to belong to the state, and with the legal fees of the newspaper for publishing such lands for sale; and the collector shall also be credited in his settlement of county or other taxes with the amount of taxes on such lands certified by the land commissioner. HISTORY: SOURCES: Codes, 1857, ch. 3, art. 42; 1871, § 1704; 1880, § 545; 1892, § 3837; 1906, § 4355; Hemingways 1917, § 6989; 1930, § 3284; 1942, § 9988.
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