Sec. 4. Whenever the real property or right in real property sought to be acquired by the department is real property, or a right or interest in real property that was acquired by the county, municipality, or political subdivision after the real property or right had been unsuccessfully offered for sale for delinquent taxes, and had been acquired by or for the county for the delinquent taxes under the law the purchase price or condemnation award paid by the department to the county, municipality, or political subdivision may not exceed the amount of the delinquent and general taxes due at the time it was acquired by the county, municipality, or political subdivision, excluding penalties and not including any current taxes becoming due and payable in the year in which acquired by the state for highway use. A county shall convey and transfer real property, a right or interest in real property to the state for the use of the department for consideration whenever requested to do so by the department. The consideration paid by the department shall be distributed among the several subdivisions of government in the manner provided by IC 6-1.1, as other collections of delinquent taxes are distributed.
As added by P.L.18-1990, SEC.227.
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