· 9/15/1877
People ex rel. Huck v. Quick
Citations
- 87 Ill. 435
Syllabus
<p>Taxes—who may object to judgment. Unless a party’s interest in the lands, against which judgment is sought for taxes, is made to appear, no objection in his behalf to the rendition of judgment can be entertained. If the land is not taxed in his name, he must show his interest.</p>
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