Schulte v. Auditor General

Schulte claims to be owner of the original title to premises described in his petition, having purchased them on January 15, 1900, for the benefit of and in trust for the People’s Savings Bank of Detroit, taking them subject to a mortgage held by said bank, dated June 28, 1897. He is in possession. In 1887 a reassessed drain tax was included in the taxes for that year, the same having been originally assessed in 1882. In default of payment of this reassessed tax, the property was bid in for the State at a tax sale held for that year. This sale was declared void in the year 1890 by the circuit…