Strong v. Leoffler

Citations

• 85 Ill. 73

Syllabus

<p>Warranty—in sale of tax certificates, how far implied. The assignor of a tax certificate impliedly warrants to the assignee that the paper is a forgery, hut there the implication of warranty ceases. He does not impliedly warrant that the description of the land is good and sufficient, that the taxes for which the land was sold were legally assessed and levied, and remained due and unpaid, or that due notices have been issued to perfect a tax title.</p>