Whenever a cause of action, defense or counterclaim is for the foreclosure of a tax
lien, or is in any manner founded upon a tax lien or a transfer of tax lien, the production
in evidence of an instrument executed by the supervisor, in the form prescribed in section 283.421 for a transfer of tax lien subscribed by or on behalf of the supervisor, shall be
presumptive evidence that the lien purported to be transferred by such an instrument
was a valid and enforceable lien and that it has been duly assigned to the purchaser,
and it shall not be necessary to plead or prove any act, proceeding, notice or action
preceding the delivery of such transfer of tax lien nor to establish the validity
of the tax lien transferred by such transfer of tax lien. If a party or person in
interest in any such action or proceeding claims that a tax lien is irregular or invalid,
or that there is any defect therein, or that a transfer of tax lien is irregular,
invalid or defective, such invalidity, irregularity or defect must be specifically
pleaded or set forth, and must be established affirmatively by the party or person
pleading or setting forth the same.
(§ 569 of the Laws of 1948, Ch. 852)
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