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· 5/12/1906

Nicholson v. Hale

Citations

  • 73 Kan. 599
  • 85 P. 592
  • 1906 Kan. LEXIS 294

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Ejectment — Action by a Tax-deed Holder Wrongfully Dispossessed.' Where a tax deed, valid on its face, has been of record for five years, with the tax-title holder in actual possession, and one claiming adversely wrongfully dispossesses him by force, fraud, or stealth, the holder of the tax deed may maintain ejectment to regain what was wrongfully taken from him.</p> <p>2. -■-Limitation of Action. The two-year statute of limitations has no application to such a case.</p>

Judges: Porter

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