Larimer County v. National State Bank
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from Boulder County Court. Action by the National State Bank of Boulder against the commissioners of Larimer county for money paid by plaintiff’s assignor at a tax sale. There was a trial to the court and judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
De France, C.
On the 4th day of June,. 1883, one O. G. Buckingham, by his agent, Dunning, bid in at tax sale, held by the treasurer of the county of Larimer, in this state, certain lots or parcels of land situate in Fort Collins, in said county, and received from said treasurer the usual certificate of sale issued in such cases. The advertised notice given by the treasurer of such sale, including a note at the foot thereof, and excluding the description of other property therein mentioned, reads as follows:
“Land Sale for Taxes.
“Treasurer’s Office, County of Larimer,
“State of Colorado.
“Public…
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