Glos v. Gould

The appellee filed a bill against the appellant to set aside a certain tax deed held by appellant upon a lot in the city of Chicago belonging to the appellee. The circuit court granted the relief prayed for and set aside the tax deed, and the defendant prosecutes this appeal.

Five several grounds of invalidity of the tax deed are charged in the bill, but in the view we take it is necessary to consider but one, and that is, whether the affidavits on which the tax deed issued were sufficient on which to base the deed.

Appellant insists that under the averments of the bill and the findings of the…