129 Minn. 367 | Minn. | 1915
The action is evidently intended to be brought under section 2170, G. S. 1913, to remove the cloud cast upon plaintiff’s title by a tax certificate. Judgment was rendered for the relief asked by plaintiff and determining the amount of the lien defendant was entitled to for taxes paid by it. The judgment recites that the amount so determined had been paid into court. Defendant appeals, asserting that it established a valid tax title.
Plaintiff and defendant claimed title from the same grantor. Plaintiff’s title was first in point of time. It is virtually conceded that defendant cannot prevail on this appeal, unless the tax title, through which it asserts ownership, is valid. Several serious objections are made to the validity of the state assignment certificate be
The record fails to show defendant entitled to any other relief than given by the judgment.
Judgment affirmed.