State ex rel. Race v. Cranney
Citations
- 30 Wash. 594
- 71 P. 50
- 1902 Wash. LEXIS 727
Syllabus
<p>APPEAL-INTEREST OE APPELLANT.</p> <p>Where one has sufficient interest to be made a party to an action, be cannot be denied an appealable interest in the cause, should the judgment be against hijn.</p> <p>MANDAMUS — ISSUANCE OE TAX DEED — PARTIES TO PROCEEDING.</p> <p>• Upon a petition for mandamus to compel a public officer to convey lands purchased at tax sale, private persons who claim an interest in the land are' proper party defendants, under the provisions of our code which permit the rights of all persons in the subject-matter in controversy to be determined in one action.</p> <p>SAME-EIGHT OF REDEMPTION.</p> <p>A county treasurer is warranted in refusing to execute a conveyance to the purchaser at a delinquent tax sale, although the latter has tendered all the taxes due and is fully entitled to a deed, if before conveyance full redemption is made by the owner, since the statute governing tax sales permits redemption therefrom at any time before the execution of the tax deed.</p>
Judges: Dunbar
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