Cooper v. Shepardson

Citations

• 51 Cal. 298

Syllabus

<p>Bedemption of Lasd sold fob Taxes.—If sufficient money is paid to the county treasurer to redeem land sold for taxes, and the payment is made for the purpose of effecting a redemption, and a receipt is taken, the redemption is effected, even if the receipt is not filed with the recorder, and recorded by him.</p> <p>Idem.—If land sold for taxes is redeemed, the redemption has the effect of defeating a deed afterwards given to the purchaser.</p> <p>Deed oe Land sold eob Taxes.—A deed of land under a tax-sale is only prima facie evidence that no redemption had been effected; and the party who makes the redemption may, in ejectment on the title acquired by the deed, prove that a redemption was effected.</p>