Scott v. Sullivan

The action is one to quiet title to real estate. At the first trial the findings were in favor of the plaintiff and a decree passed adjudging title to be in her. Upon a review of that decree in this court, Sullivan v. Scott, 73 Colo. 451, 216 Pac. 515, the same was set aside and the cause remanded for a new trial. This court in its opinion said that the plaintiff based her title upon two separate tax deeds: One executed in 1889; the other in 1906. The opinion further states that the trial court made no findings as to the 1906 deed, but made its findings under the allegations respecting the…