Knight v. Hall
California Court of Appeal
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtShaw, J.
The first cause above entitled is an action to quiet title to two lots of land in the city of Long Beach. The second is an action in ejectment brought by Hall against Tucker et al., who were in possession of the same property as tenants thereof under a lease from Jackson Deets, the alleged owner of the property.
Against the ownership of plaintiff’s testate, Hall claimed title to the property under and by virtue of two tax-deeds from the state.
Judgment was rendered against Hall in both eases, from which he appeals.
The sole question involved is the validity of the tax-deeds under which Hall…
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