Kansas surplus funds recovery

K.S.A. § 79-2803 directs the court to pay judicial tax-sale excess above the tax judgment and allocated costs, on due proof, to the owner or other entitled person. Sections 79-2804 and 79-2805 govern sale and apportionment.

K.S.A. § 79-2803 directs the court to pay judicial tax-sale excess above the tax judgment and allocated costs, on due proof, to the owner or other entitled person. Sections 79-2804 and 79-2805 govern sale and apportionment. Section 79-2803 sets no fixed surplus filing period; seek district-court payment on due proof.

Section 79-2803 sets no fixed surplus filing period; seek district-court payment on due proof. The 12-month § 79-2804b period concerns setting aside the tax judgment or sale, not an ordinary surplus claim.

Judicial mortgage proceeds follow the foreclosure decree and Kansas priority law, with Kansas Supreme Court precedent recognizing junior lienholders ahead of the debtor in surplus. Request distribution under the foreclosure case's sale-confirmation order; the cited statutes set no uniform surplus cutoff.

Judicial mortgage proceeds follow the foreclosure decree and Kansas priority law, with Kansas Supreme Court precedent recognizing junior lienholders ahead of the debtor in surplus. Request distribution under the foreclosure case's sale-confirmation order; the cited statutes set no uniform surplus cutoff. K.S.A. § 60-2414 governs property redemption, with a 12-month baseline.

K.S.A. § 60-2414 governs property redemption, with a 12-month baseline. That redemption period is not a sale-surplus claim deadline.

K.S.A. §§ 58-3934 et seq. govern unclaimed property, with State Treasurer claims under § 58-3957. Section 58-3957 sets no fixed initial owner-claim cutoff, and the Treasurer considers a claim within 90 days.

K.S.A. §§ 58-3934 et seq. govern unclaimed property, with State Treasurer claims under § 58-3957. Section 58-3957 sets no fixed initial owner-claim cutoff, and the Treasurer considers a claim within 90 days. Litigation after denial follows separate rules under § 58-3959.

Section 58-3957 sets no fixed initial owner-claim cutoff, and the Treasurer considers a claim within 90 days. Litigation after denial follows separate rules under § 58-3959.

The 12-month § 79-2804b period concerns setting aside the tax judgment or sale, not an ordinary surplus claim. That redemption period is not a sale-surplus claim deadline. Litigation after denial follows separate rules under § 58-3959.