Bogda v. Glos

On November 23, 1908, the appellee, Fred Bogda, filed a bill in the superior court of Cook county against the appellant, Jacob Glos, to set aside a tax deed to a lot in the city of Chicago as being a cloud upon appellee’s title to the lot. The bill alleged that appellee was the owner of the premises and in actual possession of the same; that appellant held a tax deed to the premises, executed by the county clerk of Cook county under a sale for the non-payment of a special assessment levied by the city of Chicago; that the said tax deed is void and invalid for the reason that the notice…