15 S.D. 1 | S.D. | 1901
That the amended complaint in this action to
As Section no, Chap. 14, Daws 1891, expressly provides that “any number of parcels of land may be, if bought by one person, included in one deed or certificate,” as may be desired by the purchaser, and a sale in bulk is not shown by evidence properly before us, there is not the slightest merit in the third assignment of error, in which it is stated that the deed is void because it appears therefrom that certain of the lots were sold to the same purchaser in bulk, for a specified sum.
The fourth and fifth assignments of error are as follows: “De
In the absence of anything before us to the contrary, it is presumed that each tax gathering officer performed his duty in the manner required by statute, and to state the evidence as to the respective acts culminating in the deed upon which respondent relies would be entirely useless. From a studious examination of every point specified in appellants’ assignments of error, we reach the conclusion that they have failed to establish the invalidity of such deed, and the judgment appealed from is affirmed.