Miller v. Bealer

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• finding that affixing a posting with Scotch tape to a sliding glass door constituted adequate and reasonable method of posting where the deputy sheriff looked back and saw that the posting was still affixed to the door
• posting sufficient where, inter alia, notice attached to glass door faced road
• in affirming the trial court’s refusal to set aside an upset tax sale based on inadequate sale price, the court discounted Appellant’s reliance on a sheriff’s sale case

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