National Bank of Commerce v. Davies

Citations

• 112 Wash. 106
• 191 P. 879
• 1920 Wash. LEXIS 730

Syllabus

<p>Taxation (154-1)—Foreclosure Sale—Publication of Notice-Description oe Property. A published notice of tax sale of the east half of a quarter section of land, describing the property as a quarter section and the number of acres to be sold, and referring to the tax number used in the assessor’s tract book as provided by Rem. Code, § 9113, is sufficient, since the description, though incomplete, was supplied by the use of the tax number, which directed attention to the particular property of which he owned one-half the area described.</p> <p>Same (187)—Tax Deed—Execution. A tax deed is not prematurely executed although dated as of the last day for redemption, where it was not acknowledged or delivered until the next day.</p> <p>Same (141)—Vacation oe Sale—Inadequacy oe Price. Mere inadequacy of price is not ground for setting aside a tax sale.</p>