Whenever the state is interested in the proceeds of any execution sale or any judicial sale, to any extent whatsoever, the state, acting through its attorney general and reporter, may bid on and buy in property either real or personal, at that sale, to the same extent as any natural person might do. Any sums due and payable on behalf of the state, as costs of sale or as a part of the purchase price of the property so bid in and paid by the state, shall be paid out of the general fund of the state treasury upon the warrant of the governor.
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Title 35 - Fiduciaries and Trust Estates
Chapter 5 - Judicial or Trust Sales
§ 35-5-101. Twenty Days' Notice by Publication
§ 35-5-102. Notice in Newspaper Not Required
§ 35-5-103. Posting Written Notices
§ 35-5-104. Contents of Advertisement or Notice — Contents of Deed Memorializing Sale
§ 35-5-105. Notice in Writing if Printer Refuses
§ 35-5-106. Sale Without Advertisement Is Not Void
§ 35-5-107. Effect of Noncompliance With Chapter
§ 35-5-108. Plan of Division of Land — Sale of Portion of Land
§ 35-5-109. Published Ending Time and Published Start Time for Auctions
§ 35-5-110. Bidding on Land Sales May Be Reopened by Clerks — Court's Power Not Abridged
§ 35-5-111. State May Bid at Execution or Judicial Sales
§ 35-5-113. Auction Sales in Divorce Proceedings
§ 35-5-114. Trustee's Attendance at Foreclosure — Successor Trustee
§ 35-5-119. Applicability of §§ 35-5-101(e), 35-5-104(a)(4) and (5), and 35-5-104(b)