Roberts v. Newell

Plaintiff, Rose Newell, is the former owner of improved real estate in the city of Okmulgee which was, on April 17, 1939, sold at resale to the county for delinquent taxes. The taxes, interest, penalties, and costs amounted to $534.40, and there being no bidder, under the law, the property was bid off in the name of the county for the full amount due. Subsequently, on July 18, 1939, the property was sold to Jack Martin at “commissioner’s sale” for $85. On August 28, 1939, the plaintiff tendered-' to the county treasurer the amount for which the land had been sold at commissioner’s sale, and…