MacLeod v. Hoover
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtRogers, J.
Plaintiff brought this suit to compel defendant to execute in his favor a redemption deed of the property described in his petition, to recognize the tender he had made of the taxes, interest, and penalties, and, in default of the execution of said redemption deed within a delay to be fixed by the court, that the tax sale be declared rescinded and canceled and the said property be decreed to be redeemed from said -sale.
The suit was defended on the ground that plaintiff had not made a legal tender in the manner required by law and that the period for redemption hacf expired prior to the date…
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