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QUESTIUN 20 Raul lives in Colorado but owns land in Montana for which he has not paid property taxes in several years. Assuming the state meets procedural requirements, which of the following is true? The court can exert both in personam jurisdiction and in rem jurisdiction over the property itself and may take control of the property, but the court must wait until Paul's return to the state in order to sell the property to satisfy the tax debt. The court can exert both in personam jurisdiction and in rem jurisdiction over Paul but must wait until his return to the state in order to sell the property to satisfy the tax debt. The court has no right to sell the property to satisfy the tax debt because no jurisdiction is present. The court can exert in rem jurisdiction over the property and sell it to satisfy the tax debt. The court can exert in personam jurisdiction over the property itself and sell it to satisfy the tax debt. .

Answer 1

Answer:- Options B is true

The court can exert both in personam jurisdiction and in rem jurisdiction over Paul but must wait until his return to the state in order to sell the property to satisfy the tax debts.