Quillens v. Moore

In the case sub judice, Petitioner, Leefen Quillens, owned eight contiguous pieces of property in Baltimore City upon which he failed to pay real property taxes. At subsequent tax sales, Baltimore City was required to “buy in and hold” two of the properties pursuant to Section 14-824(a) of the Tax-Property Article, Maryland Code (1986, 2001 Repl.Vol.), 1 and Kathleen Parker purchased four of the properties pursuant to Section 14-817 of the Tax-Property Article, Maryland Code (1986, 2001 ReplVol.). 2 Certificates of sale, often times called tax certificates, were issued to both the City and…