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· 5/9/1963

Gradison v. Logan

Citations

  • 190 N.E.2d 29
  • 135 Ind. App. 185
  • 1963 Ind. App. LEXIS 236

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  • substantial irregularities in procedure prior to or during tax sale render subsequently issued tax deed void ab initio. Such a deed is not protected from later attack by the statute of limitations
  • substantial irregularities in procedure prior to or during tax sale render subsequently issued tax deed void ab initio. Such a deed is not protected from later attack by the statute of limitations

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