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Section 67-4-23 - Manner of releasing lien.
67-4-23. Manner of releasing lien.
The county treasurer may release a lien against any specific property by:
A. entering and signing a receipt of payment upon the notice of lien filed in the office of the county clerk; or
B. issuing a separate receipt which recites that payment of the lien, with any accrued interest and penalty, has been made.
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