Remick v. Lang
Supreme Court of Louisiana
A PPEAL from the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, t l Monroe, J. The record shows that defendant bought from. Perkins, who held without warranty from Orloff Lake, the original tax adjudicatee. That he was represented by the same agent and attorney that represented Perkins.
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A PPEAL from the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, t l Monroe, J. The record shows that defendant bought from. Perkins, who held without warranty from Orloff Lake, the original tax adjudicatee. That he was represented by the same agent and attorney that represented Perkins. That the answer of defendant Lang sets up as an excuse for not complying with the adjudication, that he could not pay the tax-s without paying the costs and charges demanded by the tax collector. Defendant, in his pleading, takes the position of Orloff Lake. He acquired nothing more nor less than the rights…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Miller, J.
The plaintiff alleges ownership of lots and squares of ground in the sixth district, and seeks to enjoin the defendant from asserting title based on the tax deed he holds, and to have the deed annulled. The defendant pleaded by exception (l),th6 prescription of one, three and five years, and (2) no cause of action. The exceptions were referred by the court to the merits. In his answer the defendant maintains the validity of the tax deed made under Act No. 82 of 1884; avers there has been no refusal to comply with the terms of that act; and,…
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