Betty Verba v. Ohio Casualty Insurance Co., and the United States of America

RYAN, Circuit Judge.

This lawsuit is a controversy about the constitutional sufficiency of the statutory notice given to a judgment creditor lien-holder of a scheduled Internal Revenue Service tax sale of real property.

Betty Verba filed an action against the Ohio Casualty Insurance Company and the United States of America seeking

—A declaratory judgment sustaining the constitutionality of 26 U.S.C. §§ 6335(b), and 6339(c), and

—A determination that Ohio Casualty’s judgment lien, held on property purchased by plaintiff Verba at an Internal Revenue Service tax sale, was extinguished.

The district…