Douglass v. Bishop
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Jackson District Court. ACTION to quiet title. Judgment for plaintiff Bishop at the November term, 1887. The defendant Douglass brings . the case here. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
HortoN, C. J.:
This was an action by H. P. Bishop against Hattie R. Douglass and John A. Bolz, to quiet his title to a quarter-section of land in Jackson county. The case turns on the question of the validity of the tax deed to Bishop. The certificate of acknowledgment to the tax deed is alleged to be fatally defective. The acknowledgment is as follows:
“The State of Kansas, Coukty of JacksoN, ss.: I hereby certify that before me, W. S. Hoaglin, justice of the peace, personally appeared the above-named E. D. Rose, clerk of said county, personally known…
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