Wilkie v. Cox

HOOD, Judge.

This suit was filed originally as an action to quiet a tax title. It was instituted by B. B. Wilkie against the heirs of George W. Cox, deceased. The defendants filed an answer and a third party petition, impleading W. J. Colbert as a party to the suit, attacking the validity of the tax sale which plaintiff seeks to confirm, and al-ledging record title in defendants. Plaintiff impleaded Howard L. Raphiel as an additional defendant.

Thereafter a number of pleadings were filed by the parties, among which were pleas or exceptions of prescription filed by plaintiff Wilkie and by third…