Scarry v. Lewis

-The appellant, John Scarry, prosecuted this suit against Samuel Lewis, the appellee, to quiet his title to certain lots in the incorporated town of Jamestown, in the county of Boone, in the State of Indiana. No question is made as to the title of appellant to the lots, but the appellee claimed to have purchased all of them at a sale made by the town authorities for delinquent taxes due the town. The question in controversy was as to whether the appellee had acquired any lien against the lots by his purchase. There was a trial resulting in a finding that the appellant was the owner of the…