Delaware Code § 9-809

Library districts — Tax collection warrant
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(a) At the time of delivery of the duplicate assessment lists to the Receiver of Taxes and County Treasurer there shall be attached to
each list a tax collection warrant which shall be executed in the manner and substantially in the form prescribed by subsections (b) and
(c) of this section.
(b) Each warrant shall be dated as of the date on which the taxes referred to therein were levied and shall be signed by at least 2 elected
officials of the Kent County Levy Court and sealed with the seal of the County and attested by the Clerk of the Peace.
(c) The warrants shall be substantially in the following form:
STATE OF DELAWARE
SS.
KENT COUNTY
To the Receiver of Taxes and County Treasurer of Kent County, greetings:
We command you that you collect from the persons named in the duplicate assessment list annexed hereto, for their library district
taxes payable to Kent County for the year beginning July first next, ........... percent as a rate upon every one hundred dollars on the
amount of their respective assessments; and if any person named in the annexed duplicate assessment list shall not pay that person's tax
after you have demanded payment, we command you in such case that you collect the tax, or the part thereof remaining unpaid, with
lawful costs, in the manner prescribed by law. And we further command you that you pay the amount which, according to this warrant
and the annexed duplicate assessment list you are required to collect, in the manner and within the times appointed by law in this behalf.
Hereof fail not at your peril.
Given at Dover by the order of Kent County, under the hands of us, members of said county governing body, the .................. day of
.................., A.D. .........
Seal of Office of the ........................................................................
Clerk of Peace ........................................................................Commissioners

ATTEST :..................Clerk of the Peace

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