Senter v. Greer

On December 11, 1907, the White Chancery Court rendered a decree confirming an alleged tax title of appellee to the lands in controversy. The decree was sought and obtained under the provisions of Kirby’s Digest, §§ 661 to 675 inclusive.

On June 15, 1909, the appellant moved to have the case re-tried. The court granted the motion, and appellant filed an answer, in which among other things he sets up that the tax deed under which appellee claimed was void for the reason among other things that John A. Cole, the purchaser at the tax sale, was the same J. A. Cole, the clerk of the county, who…