The right to pay unpaid taxes,plus interest and penalties,before public sale and to reclaim full title of the property is referred to as:

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The equity right of redemption allows property owners to pay any unpaid taxes, along with interest and penalties, before the property is sold to the public. This right allows the property owner to reclaim full title of the property. In contrast, inverse condemnation refers to the government taking private property without paying just compensation, foreclosure refers to the process by which a lender can take possession of a property when a borrower defaults on their mortgage, and regulatory taking refers to government regulation that deprives property owners of all economic uses of their property.

The Right to Pay Unpaid Taxes,plus Interest and Penalties,before Public