Tax forfeited land; clarify title and redemption period.

Summary

The bill makes it clear that once the redemption period ends, the buyer at a tax sale gets full ownership of the land unless they fail to demand a deed, in which case the title goes to the state. It also changes how and when the chancery clerk must notify owners, lienholders, and the Secretary of State, and sets new timelines for filing lists of forfeited lands. The changes aim to reduce title disputes and streamline the transfer of tax‑forfeited property.

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