Baker v. Sears
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Memorandum. — Error from Douglas district court; A. IV. Benson, judge. Action of ejectment by James Blood against James Baker. Judgment for plaintiff. W. H. Sears and others, executors, were substituted for Charles Robinson, as assignee of plaintiff. Defendant brings the case to this court.
1Per curiam
This was an action of ejectment, brought March 18, 1889, by one James Blood, to whose rights the defendants in error were afterward substituted, in the district court of Douglas county, to recover certain real estate, the title to which was claimed by the plaintiff under a tax deed. The court held the tax deed to be invalid, but allowed judgment to the plaintiff for taxes paid by him and interest *618thereon, as provided by statute. From this judgment the defendant (plaintiff in error) appealed to the supreme court, where his petition in error was filed August 22, 1891, and the case was…
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