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· 8/1/1913

Buty v. Goldfinch

Citations

  • 74 Wash. 532
  • 133 P. 1057

Syllabus

<p>Limitation of Actions — As Bar to Defense — Tax Title. Rem. & Bal. Code, § 162, providing that an action to set aside a tax deed or recover land sold for taxes must he brought within three years from the date of the tax deed, cannot be invoked against a defendant in possession to preclude a defense that the tax deed was void, when sued in ejectment by the tax title holder after the expiration of the three years limited.</p>

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  • concluding entry of judgment and not oral ruling liquidates damages because oral ruling subject to change before entry

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