Keeney v. Glos

On the appellee’s application the circuit court of Cook county rendered a decree registering her title to certain premises and setting aside two tax deeds, from which the defendants appealed.

Two supposed errors are relied upon for the reversal of the decree, viz., that an abstract of title offered in evidence by the applicant was improperly received, and that the court improperly found that the defendants’ color of title was not acquired in good faith.

So far as the objection to the abstract of title is concerned, the record is in the same condition as that in the case of Bjork v. Glos, 256…