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Code · Kansas · Chapter 13 — Cities Of The First Class

13-905. Special assessments; relevy.

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13-905. Special assessments; relevy. In case the governing body of any city shall have heretofore levied or shall hereafter levy any special assessment for any public improvement in said city, which special assessments are or may be informal, illegal, irregular, or void for the want of sufficient authority to make or levy the same, or for any cause whatsoever, the governing body of such city may at any time relevy any such special assessment in the manner provided, and against the property liable for assessment for such improvement at the time of the making thereof:
Provided, That in all cases where informal, illegal, irregular or void special assessments levied for any improvement against any lot or piece of land shall have been paid, in whole or in part, such lot or piece of land shall not be reassessed for the assessment or the part thereof so paid.
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