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· 3/19/1903

Schultz v. Harris

Citations

  • 31 Wash. 302
  • 71 P. 1009

Syllabus

<p>TAXATION — FORECLOSURE OF DELINQUENCY CERTIFICATE-APPEAL-DEPOSIT OF TAXES NECESSARY.</p> <p>Under Laws 1897,p. 186, § 104, which provides that no appeal shall be allowed from the judgment upon foreclosure of certificates for delinquent taxes, unless the party praying the appeal shall, before taking such appeal, deposit with the county treasurer an amount equal to the judgment and costs, an appeal by a delinquent taxpayer will be dismissed, where such deposit has not been made (Meagher v. Hand, 28 Wash. 332, distinguished).</p>

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