Reanda

Reanda v. Fulton

Good Law
1 Cal. Unrep. 844
Supreme Court of CaliforniaAugust 25, 1874No. 3807California1,925 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Crockett, J.

— It appears from the findings that an action was commenced in the name of the ‘ ‘ Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Jose,” but on behalf of the municipal corporation of the “City of San Jose,” against the defendant Fulton and certain real estate of which he was the owner, to recover delinquent taxes due to the corporation. The complaint in that action described the real estate as consisting of two separate town lots, which had been separately assessed, and’ the improvements on. one of which were also assessed separately. There was likewise a small sum due from Fulton for a tax on personal property. The prayer was for a personal judgment against Fulton and for a several judgment against each parcel of the real estate and the improvements for the tax assessed upon each severally. Fulton and the real estate were duly served with process but made default, and a judgment was entered for the plaintiff against the personal defendant and the real estate for all taxes in solido and the costs. Under the order of sale which was issued, the sheriff offered the lots separately, but no bidder offering to take the whole of either lot for the taxes and costs, the two lots (which…

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