In re Kantor
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMacCrate, J.
In a proceeding pursuant to the Torrens Law (Beal Property Law, art. 12, § 370 et seq.), instituted to have title to premises in Suffolk County registered in the name of the petitioner, in fee simple absolute, the respondents’ answer asserted that the tax sales, tax sale certificates and tax deeds on which petitioner’s claim of title is based, were void for failure to designate a newspaper in which the receiver of the taxes was required to publish notice of the receipt of the tax roll and warrant, and failure by the receiver of taxes to post *607copies of the proper notices (Suffolk County tax…
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