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Justice Manual § 6-6.140

Delegation of Authority to Release Rights of Redemption in Certain Cases

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The Tax Division has delegated to the United States Attorneys the authority to release rights of redemption in certain cases. See Tax Division Directive No. 83, located in 28 C.F.R. Pt. O, Subpt. Y, App., “Redelegation of Authority to Release Rights of Redemption in Certain Cases,” and discussed further in USAM 6-6.700.

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