Norton v. Graham

The lands involved in this suit were sold for taxes on April 5, 1920, to F.E. Richardson. They were not redeemed from the sale. The tax title thus acquired by Richardson passed by mesne conveyance to the appellant, she having become the purchaser thereof in October, 1927. In the meantime, the appellees, Hollis S. Robinson, William M. Robinson and Simon E. Robinson, who owned the land at the time of the tax sale, as heirs at law of Fred T. Robinson, deceased, continued in the actual possession and occupancy of the land, claiming it adversely to the tax title and to all conveyances executed…