Salsman v. Bloom

Robert S. Salsman and John E. Martin owned in indivisión three lots of ground, lying in the city of New Orleans, which they acquired in the year 1915. The property is vacant property. Both the state and city taxes were paid on the property promptly, each year, except the city taxes for the year 1922, which there was a failure to pay. This failure resulted in the sale of the property for the taxes, due the city for the year 1922, the defendant Joseph A. Bloom becoming the purchaser thereof. The deed was executed on October 23,1923, and was duly registered in the conveyance records of the…