Section R850-80-700 - Certificates of Sale(1) Following a public auction or on concurrence of the parties in a negotiated sale, the agency shall prepare and deliver a certificate of sale to the purchaser. The certificate must contain:(a) a legal description of the subject parcel;(b) the purchase price and any pre-paid amounts;(c) costs assessed by the agency;(d) financing terms, if applicable;(e) the dates on which obligations must be met;(f) the beneficiary of the subject parcel;(g) remedies available to the agency on default by the purchaser, including forfeiture; and(h) any other terms, covenants, deed restrictions, or conditions that the agency considers appropriate.(2) For trust lands purchased at an auction, the successful bidder must execute the certificate of sale within 30 days of receipt from the agency. If the successful bidder fails to execute the certificate of sale within the 30-day period, the agency is not required to finalize the transaction and may retain the down payment and costs paid by the successful bidder at the auction.(3) The agency may terminate a negotiated sale for any reason prior to finalization of the certificate of sale. If a negotiated sale is terminated by the proposed purchaser, the agency may retain the costs and fees paid pursuant to R850-80-620(4).(4) A certificate of sale is not final until the purchaser and the director or other authorized agency representative executes the certificate.(5) The purchaser under a certificate of sale may assign the certificate of sale to any person qualified to purchase trust lands. If the purchaser desires to assign the certificate prior to payment in full of the purchase price and all accrued interest, the purchaser must have the agency's prior written consent to the assignment. The agency may require the assignee to execute a quitclaim deed, as required under R850-80-500(6), as a condition to consent to the assignment. An assignment of a certificate of sale must clearly identify the subject parcel, the certificate of sale number, the name and address of the assignee, and be executed by both the assignor and assignee.(6) Assignment of a certificate of sale does not relieve the assignor from any obligations arising prior to the date of assignment.(7) Within a reasonable time after payment in full of the amounts owing under a certificate of sale, the agency shall seek issuance of a patent from the governor or the governor's designee to the purchaser of the property.Utah Admin. Code R850-80-700
Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2021-12, effective 6/8/2021Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2021-13, effective 6/8/2021