Rexon v. Gaffey
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtPreston, P. J.
An action to quiet title to certain real property in the county of Los Angeles.
Plaintiff prevailed in the trial court and defendant has appealed. Plaintiff proved a perfect record title to the property in question. Defendant claims title by virtue of a tax deed. The court found that the proceedings leading up to the sale of the property for delinquent taxes were invalid and consequently the tax deed relied upon by appellant was void.
We are in full accord with all of the findings of the trial court.
The tax deed is based upon a sale for delinquent taxes of 1914. The requirements of section 3764…
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