Continental Distributing Co. v. Smith
Citations
- 74 Wash. 10
- 132 P. 631
- 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1989
Syllabus
<p>Taxation — Foreclosube — Validity—Descbiption op Lots. The fact that property was assessed on the tax rolls as in Squire city instead of in the town of Springdale, to which the name had been changed by legislative act, does not invalidate tax foreclosure proceedings, as against one who took the property by deed describing it as located in “Springdale, formerly Squire City.”</p> <p>Same — Summons—Name of Owner. A general county tax foreclosure being a proceeding in rem, it is immaterial, if the property is properly described, what name or names of the owners are used in the notice. ■</p>
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