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Adjudicated Property Information and Sale 

Definition of Adjudicated Property
Procedure for Sale of Abandoned or Adjudicated Property
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What is Adjudicated Property?

By definition, adjudicated property is property that has been placed in state or local governmental hands because local property taxes have not been paid and sequentially have not been redeemed by the debtor. Louisiana law authorizes governmental bodies having jurisdiction over these properties to sell or donate only those that have been adjudicated since January 01, 1975, that are abandoned (vacant or not lawfully occupied) and that are considered surplus or no longer needed by the parish for a public purpose. All properties adjudicated prior to January 01, 1975 are managed by the Louisiana State Land Office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana @ (225) 342-4580.

A tax debtor has an absolute right to redeem the property for a period of three (3) years from the date the property has adjudicated. Calcasieu Parish only attempts to sell or donate adjudicated properties for the years from January 01, 1975, through December 31, 2000.

Abandoned adjudicated property sales for Calcasieu Parish are handled by the Adjudicated Property Section of the Division of Planning & Development of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury. Questions concerning sales and procedures can be addressed by that office by calling (337) 721-3600 or adjudicatedproperty@cppj.net . A copy of the procedures and forms for request are available for viewing and downloading.

 

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