Legal Opinion
Warn v. Tucker
Supreme Court of Iowa
Decided June 19, 1945No. 46701PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
It was stipulated the two tracts in question were separate; that plaintiffs (appellants) were the owners; that all general taxes had been paid; that the special ^assessments for which the property was sold were valid; and that plaintiffs’ only challenge to the validity of the sale was because of the sale of the tracts en masse in claimed violation of section 7252, Iowa Code, 1939.
Defendants are the county treasurer and the original purchaser at tax sale. After suit was commenced the sale certificate was assigned and the assignee intervened and joined in resistance to plaintiffs ’ petition;'…
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