Mundt v. Glos

On October 20, 1904, Henry Mundt, the defendant in error, filed his application in the circuit court of Cook county to have his title to ten lots in Harlem, Cook county, registered under the act of 1897 concerning land titles, commonly known as the “Torrens law.” The application set forth, among other things, that the lots were vacant and unoccupied, that Mundt claimed an estate in fee simple therein, and that Henry L. Glos and Jacob Glos claimed some interest in the premises by virtue of certain sales for delinquent taxes and special assessments, which the applicant claimed were invalid, but…