(a) In case, for any reason, the improvement contemplated by any suburban improvement district organized under this subchapter is not made, the preliminary expense shall be a first lien upon all the land in the district and shall be paid by a levy of a tax thereon upon the assessed value for county and state taxation. (b) The levy shall be made by the chancery court of the county and shall be collected by a receiver to be appointed by the court. Acts 1941, No. 41, § 22; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-722. (a) In case, for any reason, the improvement contemplated by any suburban improvement district organized under this subchapter is not made, the preliminary expense shall be a first lien upon all the land in the district and shall be paid by a levy of a tax thereon upon the assessed value for county and state taxation. (b) The levy shall be made by the chancery court of the county and shall be collected by a receiver to be appointed by the court. Acts 1941, No. 41, § 22; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-722. (a) In case, for any reason, the improvement contemplated by any suburban improvement district organized under this subchapter is not made, the preliminary expense shall be a first lien upon all the land in the district and shall be paid by a levy of a tax thereon upon the assessed value for county and state taxation. (b) The levy shall be made by the chancery court of the county and shall be collected by a receiver to be appointed by the court. Acts 1941, No. 41, § 22; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-722. (a) In case, for any reason, the improvement contemplated by any suburban improvement district organized under this subchapter is not made, the preliminary expense shall be a first lien upon all the land in the district and shall be paid by a levy of a tax thereon upon the assessed value for county and state taxation. (b) The levy shall be made by the chancery court of the county and shall be collected by a receiver to be appointed by the court. Acts 1941, No. 41, § 22; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-722.
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