With respect to tax-delinquent real property certified to the state, the Commissioner of State Lands: (1) Has no duty to preserve or maintain the premises; (2) Is not liable for any costs incurred to correct, remove, or abate a condition concerning the tax-delinquent real property; and (3) Is immune from liability for any claim for damages, costs, fees, or other relief or remedy based upon the condition of the tax-delinquent real property. Added by Act 2015, No. 1227,§ 1, eff. 7/22/2015. With respect to tax-delinquent real property certified to the state, the Commissioner of State Lands: (1) Has no duty to preserve or maintain the premises; (2) Is not liable for any costs incurred to correct, remove, or abate a condition concerning the tax-delinquent real property; and (3) Is immune from liability for any claim for damages, costs, fees, or other relief or remedy based upon the condition of the tax-delinquent real property. Added by Act 2015, No. 1227,§ 1, eff. 7/22/2015. With respect to tax-delinquent real property certified to the state, the Commissioner of State Lands: (1) Has no duty to preserve or maintain the premises; (2) Is not liable for any costs incurred to correct, remove, or abate a condition concerning the tax-delinquent real property; and (3) Is immune from liability for any claim for damages, costs, fees, or other relief or remedy based upon the condition of the tax-delinquent real property. Added by Act 2015, No. 1227,§ 1, eff. 7/22/2015. With respect to tax-delinquent real property certified to the state, the Commissioner of State Lands: (1) Has no duty to preserve or maintain the premises; (2) Is not liable for any costs incurred to correct, remove, or abate a condition concerning the tax-delinquent real property; and (3) Is immune from liability for any claim for damages, costs, fees, or other relief or remedy based upon the condition of the tax-delinquent real property.
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