Fisher v. Wright

I concur. The result in this case seems inevitable despite the unfortunate position in which Mr. Fisher finds himself. He has purchased land at a tax sale and finds he has acquired no title. In a former suit by the Wrights to quiet title against Fisher, the latter after two amended affirmative answers claiming title in him by virtue of a tax deed, filed a third amended answer in which in effect he confessed the weakness of his tax title and asked for reimbursement for money paid to the county for taxes, interest and penalties. It is alleged that the Wrights then stipulated that their action…