Weeks v. Waldron
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Writ oe Entry, to foreclose a mortgage upon land in Grafton. Facts found by the court. The defence was title in the defendant by collectors’ deeds of the land upon sales for the taxes of 1879 and 1880.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
The plaintiff objected to the assessment (meaning the list), that it did not contain the number of acres. The statute reads as follows:
“A list of the taxes on the real estate of persons not resident in the town shall be made by the selectmen under their hands, in which shall be inserted the name of the owner, if known; otherwise the name of the original owner, if known; the number of the lot and range, if lotted; otherwise such description as the land may be readily known by; the number of acres, and the amount of taxes assessed thereon.” G. L., c. 59, s. 1. This list the selectmen are…
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