Queen v. Anderson

This is an appeal from a decree “setting aside” certain “tax sale proceedings” and a deed from the County Commissioners to defendant Richard Queen, and declaring the deed “null and void”, but decreeing to be “due and owing”, to Richard from his seven brothers and sisters, all plaintiffs except one sister, a defendant, and “tó be a lien” on their respective interest in the property in question, certain sums aggregating $788.42 less credits to three of the brothers, and decreeing payment of the sum due or, in default, sale of the property. Both defendants have appealed. The defendant sister…