California surplus funds recovery

Cal. Rev. & Tax. Code § 4675 governs tax-defaulted-property excess, with recorded lienholders and persons holding title immediately before the tax deed receiving statutory priority. A party of interest must file before one year expires after the tax collector's deed is recorded; a timely postmark counts under § 4675(a).

Cal. Rev. & Tax. Code § 4675 governs tax-defaulted-property excess, with recorded lienholders and persons holding title immediately before the tax deed receiving statutory priority. A party of interest must file before one year expires after the tax collector's deed is recorded; a timely postmark counts under § 4675(a). A denied claimant may seek review within 90 days after the decision under § 4675(g).

A denied claimant may seek review within 90 days after the decision under § 4675(g). Section 4676 addresses unclaimed excess, while property redemption has a separate period.

Cal. Civ. Code §§ 2924j and 2924k govern nonjudicial trustee-sale surplus, paying sale costs, secured debt, junior liens by priority, then the trustor or successor. Under § 2924j(a), the trustee sends notice within 30 days after executing the trustee's deed, and the claimant has 30 days after notice is sent to submit a written claim.

Cal. Civ. Code §§ 2924j and 2924k govern nonjudicial trustee-sale surplus, paying sale costs, secured debt, junior liens by priority, then the trustor or successor. Under § 2924j(a), the trustee sends notice within 30 days after executing the trustee's deed, and the claimant has 30 days after notice is sent to submit a written claim. If disputed money is deposited with the court, a claimant has 30 days after the court-deposit notice to claim there under § 2924j(d).

If disputed money is deposited with the court, a claimant has 30 days after the court-deposit notice to claim there under § 2924j(d). These surplus procedures are separate from property redemption.

Cal. Code Civ. Proc. §§ 1500–1582 govern unclaimed property, with owner claims to the Controller under § 1540. Section 1540 sets no fixed initial owner-claim deadline.

Cal. Code Civ. Proc. §§ 1500–1582 govern unclaimed property, with owner claims to the Controller under § 1540. Section 1540 sets no fixed initial owner-claim deadline. The Controller must consider a complete claim within 180 days.

The Controller must consider a complete claim within 180 days. Denial has separate review procedures under § 1541.

Section 4676 addresses unclaimed excess, while property redemption has a separate period. These surplus procedures are separate from property redemption. Denial has separate review procedures under § 1541.