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· 7/3/1908

Gow v. Blackman

Citations

  • 78 Kan. 489
  • 96 P. 799
  • 1908 Kan. LEXIS 90

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Tax Deeds — Omission to Recite Year the Taxes Accrued for which Land Was Sold — Presumption. A tax deed which was-not assailed for more than five years after being recorded, omitted to state in terms in what year the taxes accrued for which the land was sold, the sale having been made in 1895.. Held, that this omission was supplied by a recital that the-total consideration of the deed was made up of the taxes of 1894 and subsequent years, it being inferable therefrom that the sale was made for the taxes of 1894.</p>

Judges: Mason

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