New Hampshire Statutes
§ 530:9 — Petition to Court by Property Owner
New Hampshire·Title LIV EXECUTIONS, LEVIES, BAIL, AND THE RELIEF OF POOR DEBTORS·Ch. 530 LEVY OF EXECUTIONS AGAINST TOWNS AND DISTRICTS·Subdivision Insufficiency of Corporate Property
In case a levy is begun upon the property of an inhabitant or nonresident, other than one of the selectmen or of the school board or commissioners, the superior court, upon application of the person whose property is so levied upon, or upon the application of any other property owner in the town or district, shall issue a writ of mandamus ordering the selectmen to assess and collect a tax sufficient to pay the amount of the execution and costs.
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Legislative History
GL 239:8. 1885, 67:2. PS 234:9. 1921, 14:1. PL 346:9. RL 402:9.
Nearby Sections
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§ 530:1
Levy§ 530:10
Petition to Court by Creditor§ 530:11
Effect§ 530:12
Recovery From Town§ 530:2
Notice of Sale or Setoff§ 530:3
Notice of Execution§ 530:4
Selectmen's Duty§ 530:5
District Officers§ 530:6
Tax§ 530:7
Neglect by Selectmen§ 530:8
Levy on Private Property