Haaren v. High

Temple, C.

The action was brought to recover possession of land. Defendant denies plaintiff’s title, claims title and right of possession in himself, and pleads the statute of limitations.

*446The case was tried without a jury, and the court found as facts: That plaintiff acquired title to the demanded premises in June, 1882; that on the seventh day of July, 1885, the tax collector of San Diego County — where said property is situated — executed to defendant four tax deeds, being one for each lot described in the complaint. The deeds were executed in the proceedings for the collection of delinquent…