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· 2/23/1905

Morrison v. Shipman

Citations

  • 37 Wash. 171
  • 79 P. 632
  • 1905 Wash. LEXIS 693

Syllabus

<p>Taxation — Foreclosure of Lien — Judgment—Parties—Stranger and Unknown Owners. Where taxes were assessed to unknown owners, a judgment foreclosing a tax certificate of delinquency in a proceeding instituted against one S and unknown owners, is not invalid because S was a stranger to the record, since it would have been valid against unknown owners alone, where the property was assessed to unknown owners.</p>

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