Holloway v. Key

Atkinson, Presiding Justice.

W. H. Key, as administrator of the estate of Jessie R. Ramsey, brought complaint for land against L. L. Holloway as tenant in possession, claiming title under two tax deeds executed in pursuance of sheriff’s sales as property of the intestate. It was alleged that the deeds were void, because based on excessive levies, and insufficient description of the land. On the pleadings, without introduction of evidence on the questions of ex-cessiveness of the levy or as to identitj'- of land, the judge overruled the defendant’s motion to dismiss the case, and directed a…