Mesker v. Koch
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Best, C.
The appellant brought this suit to restrain the appellee, as treasurer of Vanderburgh county, from selling some property for the payment of taxes. A demurrer, for want of sufficient facts, was sustained to the complaint, and this ruling raises the only questions in the record. The complaint is as follows: -
‘ ‘Plaintiff, for complaint, says that the defendant is legally elected and qualified and acting treasurer of Vanderburgh county, in the State of Indiana; that he has, as such treasurer, by virtue of the assessment and the tax duplicate in his hands, levied on, seized and advertised…
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