Compound Lumber Co. v. Fehlhammer Planing Mill Co.

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• finding a tax collector was not required to include a deceased husband in tax sale notices after he died intestate because the probate record was adequate to place county on notice that his wife had the sole remaining interest in the property
• finding children of the record owner were not entitled to notice because even though the property's deed to a third party was not issued and recorded by the time of the tax sale, there was a probate order divesting the children of their interest in the property
• \[W]e will not find notice inadequate because a tax collector exceeded the statutory notice requirements.\
• probate record was adequate to place county on notice that children were divested of their interest in the property and were not entitled to notice

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).