13 Kan. 494 | Kan. | 1874
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The only question in this case is as.to the validity of a tax deed; and the one single objection to the deed is, that it shows upon its face that the sale was made at a time not authorized by law. Of course, if this be the case, the deed was void, and under the circumstances appearing in the record would not start the statute of limitations to running. (Entrekin v. Chambers, 11 Kas., 368.) The sale in this case