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· 1/12/1909

Robert v. Gibson

Citations

  • 79 Kan. 344
  • 99 P. 595
  • 1909 Kan. LEXIS 190

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Tax Deeds—Grantee—Executor of Purchaser of Certificate— Presumption. A tax deed which has been of record more than five years, and which is regular in every respect except that the conveyance is made to the -executors of the estate of the person to whom the certificate of sale was issued and their heirs and assigns, should, under the rule of liberal construction adopted in such cases, be admitted in evidence as a muniment of title, when it appears in the regular chain of conveyances.</p>

Judges: Benson

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