107 Iowa 470 | Iowa | 1899
The query is suggested, in argument, whether a person purchasing such a lot must take notice of the records of the city or town. That they are so required we do not think open to serious question. See 1 Dillon Municipal Corporations, sections 354-356; Gosselink v. Campbell, 4 Iowa, 296. See, also, 17 Am. & Eng. Enc. Law, 254. It appears that inquiries were made of the auditor and treasurer of Polk county as to assessments on the lot in question, and they stated that there were none. We need add nothing to what we have said as to the question of notice. Their statements were that none appeared of record in their offices, and it is true that none did. Their statements in no way affected the situation.