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· 5/7/1910

LeCompte v. Smith

Citations

  • 82 Kan. 543
  • 108 P. 810
  • 1910 Kan. LEXIS 298

Syllabus

<p>1. Tax Deeds — Consideration for which Each Tract Was Conveyed. A tax deed was not void on its face because it did not-sufficiently state the amount for which each of several tracts, was conveyed.</p> <p>2. - Sale to the Best Bidder. A claim that a tax deed failed to show with certainty that the land was sold to the-best bidder at the tax sale not sustained.</p> <p>3. - Conveyance of Several Tracts — Certificate of Purchase for Each Tract Sold. The recitals of a deed conveying-several tracts were sufficient to show that the treasurer issued a separate certificate of purchase for each tract sold.</p>

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