Dunkle v. Cole

This action involves a portion of the ad valorem taxes for 1932, assessed against a certain city lot owned then and now by plaintiff.

The question is whether the tax involved was legally canceled by a certain certificate of error or correction order issued by the board of county commissioners. If the disputed tax was not effectively canceled by such proceedings, then it remains a valid lien on the property in question.

The trial court judgment sustained the cancellation and quieted plaintiffs title as against any claim of the county for such tax.

On appeal the county contends the purported…