Carlson v. Glos

This was an application made by John A. Carlson to have the title to certain described real estate registered, under the Torrens law, in himself in fee simple. The application set forth that the property was vacant and not subject to a homestead or any other liens or encumbrances, but that Jacob Glos claimed an interest by reason of tax sales. Appellant answered claiming title under tax deeds, and the examiner of titles, to whom the matter was referred, found that said Carlson was the. owner of the premises, and recommended that the' tax deeds be set aside. The circuit court entered a decree…