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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
Charter of the City of Lake City
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fendants, and shall be published in a newspaper pub­
lished in the city, once a week for four consecutive 32/257
weeks prior to the rule day fixed in such order; and
in all suits in which such order and such publica­
tions shall be made, the interest, rights and liens
of all persons in, to and upon such real estate,
whether such persons named as defendants in
the bill or not, shall be foreclosed, by the decree
and their respective interests, rights and liens shall
be affected thereby to the same extent as though
they were named and duly served and had ap­
peared as parties defendant in such suit, but should
such suits be prosecuted to conclusion without
the publication of such notice, the interests, rights
and liens of those persons only who were named as
defendants and duly served shall be foreclosed
by the decree; Provided, That such order and
publication shall not avoid the necessity of service
of a subpoena upon all parties named as defendants
who are to be found within the jurisdiction of the
court, and Provided, further, That service upon
absent defendants named in the bill shall be by
publication as in other Chancery cases.

Except as herein otherwise provided, the suits
aforesaid shall be conducted agreeably to the
practice of the Circuit Court in other Chancery
suits to foreclose liens.

Sec. 4. No assessment and no assessment roll
or tax sale certificate of the City of Lake City shall
be set aside or in anywise invalidated by any court
for any error, defect, informality or omission
which shall not amount to a want of due process
of law under the Constitution of this State or the
Constitution of the United States, nor shall any
assessment or any assessment roll be set aside or in

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