Missouri Constitution\u2019s Hancock Amendment bars political subdivisions from levying a tax without voter approval, but a sewer district\u2019s bill based on owner\u2019s voluntary connection to the system is a fee, not a tax. Statutes generally extinguish inferior assessments upon a delinquent tax sale, but specifically give the sewer district\u2019s bill the same priority as State and county tax, which are superior to all other liens, and exempt from recording requirements, even surviving a tax sale. Circuit court did not err in certifying judgment, resolving claims against all parties but one, for appeal. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Eclipse Property Development LLC, Appellant, vs. Fareed Ammari, et al., Respondents<\/em><\/a> If you would like to speak with an attorney, call us at 816-524-4949 or visit our website <\/a>to schedule a consultation.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Missouri Constitution\u2019s Hancock Amendment bars political subdivisions from levying a tax without voter approval, but a sewer district\u2019s bill based on owner\u2019s voluntary connection to the system is a fee, not a tax. Statutes generally extinguish inferior assessments upon a … Continue reading
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