Cornelius v. Ferguson

Whether the findings of fact support the conclusions of law and the judgment quieting in the intevenor the title to certain lots in the city of Huron, is the only question presented by this appeal now before us on rehearing. In Cornelius v. Ferguson, 16 S. D. 113, 91 N. W. 460, we considered a certain tax deed, upon which appellants wholly rely, to be a part of one of the findings, and by construing the same with another finding of fact, the deed was held void upon its face, as adjudged by the trial court. These findings of fact, so far as material to questions relating to the tax deed, are…