Hall v. Miller
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Berrien; Coolidge, J. Bill of review by Charles W. Hall against John A. Miller, Clarence J. Miller, and James B. Bradley, auditor general, to set aside a decree for the sale of certain land delinquent for taxes. Defendants Miller filed an answer in. the nature of a cross-bill to quiet title. From a decree for complainant, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
Without leave of court and without notice to defendants ( Chancery Rule 27, Clark v. Huron Circuit Judge, 40 Mich. 166), complainant on October 24, 1905, filed a bill of review, in which it is charged that pursuant to a decree of the circuit court for the county of Berrien, in chancery, made April 24, 1902, certain lands belonging to complainant, situated in said county, were sold for taxes assessed thereon in the year 1899, bid in by the State, and, later, sold by the State and deeded to the defendants Miller; that “at the time said property was sold for taxes there were no taxes due or…
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