Section 27305 - Report and confirmation of sale(a)Report.--Not less than 90 days after treasurer's sale, the treasurer shall present a report to the court of common pleas of the county in which the sale was made setting forth, as to each property sold and not rescheduled for sale, information required to indicate the regularity of the sale.(b)Confirmation.--On the presentation of the report, if it appears to the court that the sale has been properly conducted under this act, the report and the sales shall be confirmed.(c)Sale below minimum price.--The report shall list separately those properties for which the minimum price was not met. This portion of the report shall set forth that: (1) Properties which may have been retained by the city as agent for coexisting taxing bodies may be put up for private sale under Chapter 5 or held for public purposes.(2) Properties which the city has retained as agent shall be the subject of a petition to the court to clear title in favor of the city under section 406, if necessary.(d)Finality.--After the court has issued its order of confirmation, there shall be no right to challenge the sale or the transfer of title judicially, in law or in equity, by the person in whose name the property was sold; the person's heirs, grantees or assigns; or an interested party or anyone claiming through an interested party. If the period of redemption has expired, the city may convey the property to a purchaser free of liens. 1984, Oct. 11, P.L. 876, No. 171, § 305, effective in 60 days.