McBain v. Hamilton County

How courts have described this case

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• reversing due to lack of adequate notice of the tax sale without addressing the adequacy of the notice of the right of redemption or the notice of petition for tax deed
• reversing due to lack of adequate notice of the tax sale without addressing the adequacy of the notice of the right of redemption or the notice of petition for tax deed
• reviewing the merits of a tax sale, even though the original owners had redeemed their property, based in part on “negative collateral consequences that would be unjustified if the sale w[ere] invalid . . . .”
• reviewing the merits of a tax sale, even though the original owners had redeemed their property, based in part on “negative collateral consequences that would be unjustified if the sale w[ere] invalid . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).