Gulf State Land & Improvement Co. v. Succession of Fasnacht
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Oivil District Oourt for the Parish of Orleans. Ellis, J. 46 An. 410; 42 An. 877. Oooley on Taxation, pp. 263-266; 32 An. 1006; 15 An. 15; 25 An. 504; 37 An. 60; 19 An. 185; 33 An. 520.
1Opinion of the Court
*1295The opinion of the court was delivered by
Miller, J.
This is a suit for property alleged to have been acquired by plaintiff at a tax sale under an assessment against estate of Samuel Fasnacht. The defence is, there was no legal assessment of the property or notice to the owner of the sale, void, it is claimed, for the additional reason that for taxes amounting only to eighty dollars, the tax collector adjudicated property assessed at seven thousand five hundred dollars, the property embracing distinct portions, acquired under different titles, susceptible, it is claimed, of separate sale and…
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