Marshall v. Anderson

Plaintiff filed his bill to quiet his tax title to lot 10, block 3, Torrent and Arms’ enlarged and corrected plat of the city of North Muskegon. To establish his case plaintiff introduced tax deeds from the auditor general to John C. Carnes, covering the delinquent taxes from 1911 to 1920, also deed from the auditor general to S. E. Pringle. Pringle subsequently conveyed his interest to Carnes, and Carnes in turn conveyed the lot to plaintiff in August, 1924. Plaintiff also showed.that a notice to redeem was served upon defendant by John C. Carnes. Defendant’s title was shown by a homestead…