Empire Ranch & Cattle Co. v. Lanning
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from Turna District Court — Hon. E. E. Armour, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bailey
Plaintiff in possession brought suit, under section 255 of the civil code, to quiet title to the land in dispute, claiming to be the owner in fee. The defendant sets up and relies upon an alleged tax title as being' paramount and superior to that claimed by plaintiff. Judgment was for the plaintiff, holding defendant’s tax deeds void and quieting title in plaintiff, on payment of all tax outlays by defendant, with accrued interest and penalties. To review that judgment,, defendant brings the case here on appeal.
The first point is, that without tender of taxes lawfully assessed against the…
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