(Emphasis added). In Perret v. Loflin , 814 So. 2d 137, 140 (ΒΆ11) (Miss. 2002), the Mississippi Supreme Court held that judgment creditors such as DIMA Homes are within the class of people who may redeem a property sold for taxes under Mississippi Code Annotated section 27-45-3. In that case, the judgment creditor had obtained a default judgment in chancery court against the original owner of the property, and the chancery court found the judgment creditor's interest in the property was sufficient.
Our Court has held that a judgment creditor has an interest in land within the specific meaning of Section 27-45-3. Perret v. Loflin , 814 So. 2d 137, 140 (Miss. 2002). Therefore, it is certain that DIMA, as a judgment creditor, had a right to redeem the property within the two-year redemption period.