Central Clay Drainage District v. Raborn

The appeal is from a decree awarding forty acres to W. R. Raborn, who sued Central Clay Drainage District. The district claims title under a-decree of February, 1932, by which liens for 1930 were foreclosed. Deed of 0/ C. Crider, commissioner, was approved in November, 1932.

Eaborn imputes fraud to the district, contending that betterments apportionable to 1930 had been paid. The court, it was alleged, was deceived when the decree was procured.

Transactions by which appellee claims to have acquired title are these: The land became delinquent in 1934 for 1933 state and county taxes. Not having…