· 3/23/1953
Gamble v. Johnson
Citations
- 221 Ark. 800
- 256 S.W.2d 46
- 1953 Ark. LEXIS 678
How courts have described this case
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- summary judgment in favor of tax sale purchaser was not proper where there was evidence that the address was “reasonably ascertainable” from the County’s tax records
- whether an address in tax records was reasonably ascertainable was a jury issue
- whether an address in tax records was reasonably ascertainable was a jury issue
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Judges: McFaddin
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