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· 3/15/1899

Sunflower Land & Manufacturing Co. v. Watts

Citations

  • 77 Miss. 56

Syllabus

<p>Tax Title. Prima facie evidence Laws 1888, p. 40. Green v. Gibbs.</p> <p>Although sec. 3, act 1888 (Laws, p. 401, makes the auditor’s deed to the holder of a tax title under conveyance from the commissioners, in case of Green v. Gibbs, 54 Miss., 592, prima facie evidence of paramount title, one claiming under such deed must point out the particular title which the state claimed, and in aid of which the presumption is invoked when the deed of the commissioners fails to show when or by what sale title was acquired by the liquidating levee board. National Bank, etc., v. Louisville, etc., R. 11. Co., 70 Miss., 447, cited.</p>

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