Cavanaugh v. Roberts

Citations

• 50 Wash. 265
• 97 P. 55
• 1908 Wash. LEXIS 709

Syllabus

<p>Taxation — Payment—Evidence—Sufficiency. Upon an issue as to whether plaintiff had deposited sufficient money to redeem delinquent tax certificates, the court properly found that he did not. where the testimony of his son, who was working in the treasurer’s office and directed the application of $1,600 deposited for that purpose, was that more than enough had been deposited and part of the deposit was returned, while the county treasurer and his deputies testified that the deposit was not sufficient and notice thereof had been given to the son, who was requested and refused to make a further deposit.</p> <p>Taxation — Certificate of Delinquency — Time for Issuance. Under Laws 1897, p. 183, § 98, which designated no particular time for the issuance of a certificate of delinquency to a county, a certificate on the taxes for 1895 could be issued on January 31, 1898.</p>