Gibson v. Kueffer

*535The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

The only question here presented is whether a certain tax deed was sufficient in form to resist an attack upon it made after it had been of record for more than five years for defects shown upon its face. The trial court upheld the deed by sustaining' a demurrer to an answer which set out its contents in full and called attention to the matters claimed to invalidate it.

The deed included two disconnected tracts. Its granting clause described the property conveyed as “the real property last hereinbefore described and each and every separate…