First National Bank of Eden v. Meyer

(special concurrence).

Genius may be described as a deep capacity for taking pains with the subject at hand. Out of a great respect for lawyers, whose industry often knows no bounds, and often attains genius, I write this special concurrence, trusting that it will, somehow, someway, allay any efforts to circumvent in the future this decision concerning tax deeds. It is hoped by this writer that our decision, announced today, shall not spawn an eruption, either now, or in the future, of litigation and/or quiet title actions generally attacking title acquired by tax deeds or tax deed proceedings…