Which section outlines the sale, redemption, and conveyance of delinquent tax lands?

The section that outlines the sale, redemption, and conveyance of delinquent tax lands is indeed found in the range of 211.60 to 211.60a. This section specifically deals with the processes and legal implications regarding properties that have not been paid for due to delinquent taxes. It provides detailed procedures on how these properties can be sold, the rights of redemption that the property owners have, and how the title to these properties is conveyed after a tax foreclosure.

Understanding this range is crucial for property tax administration, as it lays the foundation for how municipalities deal with properties that have delinquent taxes. It establishes the legal framework within which officials must operate, ensuring that the actions taken regarding tax-delinquent properties are in alignment with Michigan law.

In contrast, the other sections deal with different aspects of property tax administration, such as general assessments or other provisions related to taxation, and do not specifically focus on the sale and redemption processes for delinquent tax lands.