Blanchard v. Young
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ottawa; Padgham, J. Petition by Lewis H. Blanchard against Catharine H. Young and others for a writ of assistance. Defendant Young filed a cross-petition for a rehearing, and to set aside the sale of certain land for taxes. Prom an order granting the writ and dismissing the cross-petition, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
In 1904 certain lands in the city of Grand Haven belonging to Catharine H. Young were sold in pursuance of a decree, regularly obtained, for the taxes of 1901. The sale was made to one Edward S. Craw. It was duly confirmed. The deed was regularly issued, and Craw thereafter conveyed to petitioner Blanchard. Blanchard served the notice required by sections 140, 141 of the tax law upon Mrs. Young. She failed to redeem during the time given her by law for that purpose. Thereafter Blanchard filed a petition for writ of assistance. Mrs. Young filed an. answer and cross-petition, asking for a…
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