Palm Orange Groves, Inc. v. Yelvington, (1947)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
Number:
Visitors: 15
Judges: PER CURIAM:
Attorneys: Curtis Basch and Paul W. Harvey, for petitioner.
Hull, Landis, Graham French and J. Compton French, for respondents.
Filed: Aug. 01, 1947
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: ON REHEARING GRANTED It appears that Volusia County brought foreclosure proceedings for the enforcement of its tax liens as prescribed by Chapter 22079, Acts 1943, Section 194.47, F.S.A. against the East one-third (1/3) of lot 109 of Blake. The proceedings appear to have been regular and the final decree confirmed the property in the county; and the County executed a deed to the Yelvingtons who petitioned the Court for a writ of assistance *Page 463 pursuant to Section 20 of Chapter 22079 (supra
Summary: ON REHEARING GRANTED It appears that Volusia County brought foreclosure proceedings for the enforcement of its tax liens as prescribed by Chapter 22079, Acts 1943, Section 194.47, F.S.A. against the East one-third (1/3) of lot 109 of Blake. The proceedings appear to have been regular and the final decree confirmed the property in the county; and the County executed a deed to the Yelvingtons who petitioned the Court for a writ of assistance *Page 463 pursuant to Section 20 of Chapter 22079 (supra)..
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I concur because of the opinion of the court in Palmer, et al. v. Green, et al., filed 15 July 1947.
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