Noble v. City of Indianapolis

Noah Nolle died, leaving real estate which descended to his heirs. After his death, the real estate was assessed by the city of Indianapolis, within whose jurisdiction it lay, to “Noah Nolle's heirs.” The taxes had accumulated to between $1,300 and $1,400, when, in 1858, the city treasurer advertised for sale the several pieces of property on which the taxes, making the aggregate sum above stated, were assessed, in order to collect said taxes. In 1855, the said several pieces of property had been partitioned, by the decree of the proper Court, among the heirs, and some of it had been sold to…