Opinion · South Dakota Supreme Court

Duncan v. Newcomer

Duncan v. Newcomer, 9 S.D. 375 (S.D. 1896)

Type: Opinion
Court: South Dakota Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: South Dakota
Date: 1896-12-11
Topic: bankruptcy

Fuller, J. I concur in the result reached by my associates, but prefer to base my affirmance upon the ground that no title to the property in dispute ever passed, for the reason that the description of the land as shown in the various proceedings *380culminating in a tax deed, is wholly insufficient to charge the owner with the notice required by statute and' designed to guard the interests of the taxpayer.

Citator

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Fuller, J.

I concur in the result reached by my associates, but prefer to base my affirmance upon the ground that no title to the property in dispute ever passed, for the reason that the description of the land as shown in the various proceedings *380 culminating in a tax deed, is wholly insufficient to charge the owner with the notice required by statute and' designed to guard the interests of the taxpayer.