Wright v. Glos

This is an appeal from a decree entered in the superior court of Cook county setting aside-a tax deed on property which appellee, Frank S. Wright, alleged in his bill that he owned and occupied. Jacob Glos, one of the defendants, answered said bill, denying, generally, the allegations and demanding strict proof. August Timke, another defendant, was defaulted, but thereafter the default was vacated and Timlce’s answer filed. The cause was referred to a master in chancery, who heard the evidence and reported, recommending that the tax deed be set aside.

Counsel for appellant first contends that…