Coley v. Hall
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
Mrs. Wallace Coley, a resident of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, owned an 80-acre 'tract of land in Benton county, Arkansas. Appellee, Travis Hall, owned an adjoining tract: The Coley land was certified to the State for the nonpayment of the 1936 taxes, and on January 16, 1940, appellants, Raymond Blackburn and Beatrice Smith, obtained a tax deed, for the land, from the State.
Appellee, Hall, desiring to purchase this tract of land, and after he learned through a letter from Mrs. Coley’s agent, T. M. George to Earl Teague, dated March 4, 1941, that she desired to sell, sent his agent Earl Teague, who…
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