Sufficient description
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 55 U.S. 76 - William Raymond's Lessee v. Nicholas Longworth · 1852Most cited · 15 citing opinions
tax sale
the tax-list, and the duplicate transmitted to the State Auditor, as well as the advertisement, must describe the land so that its identity may be ascertained from the description, either by the owner, who wishes to pay the taxes before it is offered for sale, or that he may redeem after a forfeiture is pronounced; or that the public may be assured what is offered for sale.
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