Harris v. Harris

This suit involves the tax sale of a tract of land in Union county which was sold to the state in 1933 for the nonpayment of the taxes due thereon for the year 1932. The land was the homestead of W. T. Harris at the time of his death in 1900, and has since been occupied by J. P. Harris, one of his sons, under an agreement with the other heirs to the effect that he would pay the taxes out of the rents and proceeds of the land. J. P. Plarris failed to pay the 1932 taxes, and the land was sold and certified to the state for the nonpayment thereof. C. A. Kinard purchased the land from the state…