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Last page edit 06/01/09
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Notice Requirements for Foreclosures in Baltimore City In
Baltimore City the law has notice requirements for foreclosures in
addition to those imposed by the state. When the new owner of the
foreclosed property has obtained a Writ of Possession, the new owner must
arrange for the Sheriff to mail to the occupants a notice at least 14 days
before the scheduled eviction and post a notice on the premises at least 7
days before eviction. If notice is not properly given, the Circuit Court
for Baltimore City is empowered to stay postpone the eviction for at least
15 days.
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Source: Maryland State Law Library (MSLL). |
Last date legally reviewed: 3/12/08 (PLL/M.A.J.) |
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