Lockwood v. Meade Land & Cattle Co.
Citations
- 71 Kan. 739
- 81 P. 496
- 1905 Kan. LEXIS 222
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Title and Ownership — Effect of Decree Quieting Title. An ordinary decree quieting a plaintiff’s title to real property does not have the effect of transferring to him, as against a stranger to the suit, the title theretofore held by the defendant.</p> <p>2. -Holder of Voidable Tax Deed — Ejectment■—Reimbursement. The claimant of real property under a voidable tax deed who has obtained a decree quieting title against the holder of an earlier tax deed, which is also voidable, upon being defeated in ejectment by the original owner is not entitled to recover anything on account of the taxes paid by the grantee in the first tax deed.</p>
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