Gilfillan v. Hobart

The plaintiff’s objections to the tax judgment of 1874, on account of its failure to recite all that is contained in the statutory form in respect to the filing of an answer and the lapse of 20 days after the last publication of notice and list, have been overruled *68in our opinion filed at this term in Kipp v. Collins, 33 Minn. 394. It only remains to consider the objection urged to the sufficiency of the description, in the tax proceedings, of the property in controversy. It appears that Bottineau was the owner of certain adjoining parcels of land containing over 60 acres, which we will, for…