Metzger v. Quick
Washington Supreme Court
1Dissent
Finley, J.,
(dissenting)-—-The facts are set out rather fully in the majority opinion. However, in this connection, I would point out the following:(a) The notices left by the treasurer at the millsite were not easily available .to public view, because they were posted inside of the building; and this may well have limited appellant’s opportunities to become apprised of the contemplated distraint and sale.(b) The treasurer’s letters received by appellant merely informed him that delinquent taxes could be collected without notice, “and if necessary [the treasurer] may forthwith distrain…
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