Doll v. Meyer

On Rehearing

PONDER, Justice.

The property involved in this suit was adjudicated tO’ the State in 1934 for the nonpayment of the 1932 taxes assessed in the name of Philip Romano, the then registered owner. A patent was issued conveying this property to Warren A. Doll, who successfully bid it in at public auction on September 7, 1946 in accordance with the provisions of Act No. 237 of 1924, as amended. A suit was instituted and carried on contradictorily with a curator ad hoc, appointed to represent Romano and his heirs, under the provisions of Act No. 106 of 1934 and a judgment was rendered on…