Denver Trackage & Improvement Co. v. Colorado & Southern Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Colorado
The premises in controversy are marked A in the following plat. Those which the court found were described in the tax deed are marked B. The line “A — B,” is the line drawn by the assessor as mentioned in the opinion. Error to Denver District Court.—Hon. Harry C. Riddle, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Gabbert
A dispute having arisen between the parties to this proceeding over the ownership of a tract of land, plaintiff in error brought an action to enjoin defendant in, error from taking possession of the property, and to quiet title. The judgment was in favor of defendant, declaring it to be the owner of the premises and entitled to the possession thereof.
Plaintiff deraigned title through a tax deed, from which it appears the tract was assessed, sold for taxes and conveyed by the tax deed under the following description: “That part of block 2, not subdivided, lying southeast of lot 21 and north of…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Ballard v. GolobSupreme Court of Colorado · 1905
- Laughlin v. City of DenverSupreme Court of Colorado · 1897
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