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Which of the following liens encumbers only the individual parcel to which it relates, rather than attaching to all real property owned by the debtor throughout California?

Correct Answer

C) An ad valorem real property tax lien

An ad valorem real property tax lien is a specific lien that attaches solely to the assessed parcel. Under California Revenue and Taxation Code §2187, the lien secures unpaid taxes on that particular parcel only and does not encumber other property the taxpayer may own. This distinguishes it from general liens, which attach to all non-exempt property owned by the debtor.

Answer Options
A
A judgment lien recorded in the county where the debtor owns property
B
A federal income tax lien filed by the IRS
C
An ad valorem real property tax lien
D
A California state income tax lien

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