Young v. Smith

1. Tax deeds ? Purchaser being wife of former owners attorney, effect of. Even though the husband of the purchaser of a tax sale certificate was an agent or attorney for the heirs to whom the lands covered by the certificate were devised or for the administrator of the estate, such fact would not defeat the rights established by the purchaser to whom a tax deed after proper notice was issued. 2. Tax deeds ? Evidence did not sustain charge of fraud but did sustain title quieting judgment. Evidence showing that the husband of the purchaser of the tax sale certificate was the attorney for the administrator prior to distribution to the heirs of the lands covered by the certificate, and that he had never agreed to act for the heirs after the estate was distributed and the administrator discharged, sustained the finding that the purchaser was not guilty of any fraud in the acquisition of the title to the real estate and warranted a judgment quieting title to lands.