Burns v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
Error to District Court, Fremont County; Hon. Charlss E. Winter, Judge. Mandamus on the relation of Ralph E. Allen against Earl Burns, as Treasurer of Fremont County, Wyoming. Writ issued and respondent 'brings error. The case apparently hinges upon the construction of Section 2433, Comp.
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Error to District Court, Fremont County; Hon. Charlss E. Winter, Judge. Mandamus on the relation of Ralph E. Allen against Earl Burns, as Treasurer of Fremont County, Wyoming. Writ issued and respondent 'brings error. The case apparently hinges upon the construction of Section 2433, Comp. Stats., plaintiff in error contending that the right of redemption exists up to the date of the issuance of the tax deed, the defendant in error contending that the right to redeem expires three years after the date of tax sale, although the holder of the tax certificate neglects to'advertise and make…
1Opinion
ON PETITION EOR REHEARING BY ONE DESIRING TO APPEAR AS AMICUS CURIAE.
Potter, -Chief Justice.
No petition for rehearing has been filed by a party to' this cause, and the time therefor has expired. But within the time provided by the rules for filing a petition for rehearing, John J. Spriggs, an attorney of this court, has filed a petition for a rehearing of this cause and a recalling of the decision, representing by his petition that he is defendant in a *503cause in the District Court in Fremont County, which is being appealed to this court, in which the identical question is at issue that was…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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