Buckholts v. Alsup

(after stating the case as' above).

The chief points presented for decision are that (1) the tax sale did not divest appellants of the title to their lands, but as to them was absolutely void, because the proceedings were against the unknown heirs of H. Alsup and did not include any other parties, either known or unknown, and because there were certain irregularities which were. enumerated; and (2) in the facts proven the appellants made proper and timely tender of the required amount of money, and they were legally entitled to redeem the land from the tax sale. As the conclusion reached upon…