· 7/12/1916
Flannery v. Cleveland, C. C. & St. L. Ry.
Citations
- 28 Ohio C.C. Dec. 7
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- noting that, after the IRS redeemed real property on which it had a lien against one of the owners, the IRS owned the entire property because the foreclosure sale included the property interests of both owners
- in finding no breach of tax sale contract, the court stated that it would “not redistribute the risks plaintiffs undertook by their own failure to read the contract they signed.”
- documents memorializing transaction stated that risk of title defects was on the purchasers
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Judges: Gorman
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