Taylor v. Shaw
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MABRY, Justice.
Appellant Taylor brought suit to quiet title naming as defendant appellee Shaw, the holder of a tax deed to certain property located in an addition to the city of Roswell, based upon delinquent and unpaid taxes for the year 1938. A demurrer interposed to appellant’s complaint was sustained and this appeal follows.
The issues involved are reasonably simple. Appellant admits in his complaint that he did not pay the taxes for the year in question, but would defeat the tax deed upon the ground: (1) Fraud on the part of the tax authorities and the appellee, purchaser of the tax…
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