Texas § 286.012 CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT.

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§ 286.012 — CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT.

Texas § 286.012

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 286.012 (2026).

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Sec. 286.012. CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT.

(a)The commissioners court may issue an assignable certificate that:

(1)is evidence of an assessment made under this subchapter; and

(2)declares:

(A)the lien against the property assessed; or

(B)the liability of the true owner of the property assessed.

(b)The commissioners court may set the terms of the certificate.

(c)A recital in a certificate is prima facie evidence of the matter recited and further proof of the matter is not required if the certificate substantially states that:

(1)the proceedings referred to in the certificate were in compliance with the law; and

(2)the prerequisites to imposing the assessment lien against the property described in the certificate and the personal liability of the property owner have been performed. (d

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Sec. 286.012. CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT. (a) The commissioners court may issue an assignable certificate that:
(1) is evidence of an assessment made under this subchapter; and
(2) declares:
(A) the lien against the property assessed; or
(B) the liability of the true owner of the property assessed.
(b) The commissioners court may set the terms of the certificate.
(c) A recital in a certificate is prima facie evidence of the matter recited and further proof of the matter is not required if the certificate substantially states that:
(1) the proceedings referred to in the certificate were in compliance with the law; and
(2) the prerequisites to imposing the assessment lien against the property described in the certificate and the personal liability of the property owner have been performed.
(d) In a suit on an assessment or reassessment in evidence of which a certificate is issued under this subchapter, it is sufficient to allege the substance of the recitals in the certificate and that the recitals are true. Further allegations with reference to a proceeding relating to an original assessment or subsequent assessment are not necessary.