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Legal action over tax deed in Walhalla case 1871
The case Whittier Symmes versus Louis Warnecke concerns possession of real estate in Walhalla after a public tax sale. The record details the sale of multiple parcels in Tugalo White Water and Walhalla townships to satisfy delinquent taxes, the auditor’s role, and numerous statutory requirements for separate parcel listing and sale. The court holds the auditor sale void and the purchaser’s certificate invalid, citing that taxes must be assessed and sold per parcel and that homestead exemptions and subsequent liens affect the proper distribution of funds. The decision emphasizes statutory mandates, prior case law, and the need to align with distinct tract listings to avoid void titles.
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Tagalo Township
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Illinois
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United States
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Inman
Douahos Souri
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Mississippi
Corporation of Washington
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L. B. Johnson
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