City of Huron v. Wilcox

Citations

• 17 S.D. 625
• 98 N.W. 88
• 1904 S.D. LEXIS 7

Syllabus

<p>Where a city, having power to purchase and hold real estate for the use of the city, purchases land for a pecuniary consideration named in the deed, it takes an absolute title thereto, though the deed recites that it is “understood” that the premises are deeded to the grantee “for city ball purposes only.”</p>