Miller v. Henderson
Citations
- 50 Wash. 200
- 96 P. 1052
- 1908 Wash. LEXIS 694
Syllabus
<p>Taxation — Enforcement—Foreclosure of General Delinquency Certificate — Filing Certificate — Necessity. The failure to file delinquent tax certificates with the clerk of the court, prior to the commencement of a general county tax foreclosure, as required by Laws 1901, p. 385, § 3, does not deprive the Court of jurisdiction, as the same is a regulation which affects no substantial right constituting due process of law; and since the proceeding is not in every sense a special statutory proceeding that needs to have been strictly followed on collateral attack.</p>
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- “Reasonable restrictions ... when imposed by public authority through a valid exercise of the powers of government, are not usually regarded as an incum-brance_”
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Judges: Fullerton
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