Scott v. Boyle

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• finding that a two year statute of limitations did not begin to ran until the purchaser of a tax sale was in possession
• holding section 12-49-570 did not bar an action to set aside a tax deed brought six years after the sale because there was insufficient evidence the purchaser ever obtained possession, and therefore, the statute never began to run
• finding the statute of limitations did not bar an action to set aside a tax deed brought six years after the sale because there was insufficient evidence the purchaser had been in possession of the property in excess of two years

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