Ford v. Genereux
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Knous
This action was brought originally by appellee in a justice of the peace court under the forcible entry and detainer statute. The appellants ’ answer raised the question of title to the property and by agreement the cause was certified to the district court for trial. In addition to -formal denials the answer affirmatively alleged that the only claim appellee had to either title or possession was by virtue of a tax deed which appellants assert was void because of specified defects, some purportedly ap pearing upon the, face of the deed, and others extrinsically. The trial court entered…
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