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TurpIn Vs. Lemon
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- Nov 03, 1902
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U.S. 51 (1902) U.S. Supreme Court Turpin v. LemonSearch
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U.S. 51 (1902) Turpin v. LemonSearch
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in Hager v. ReclamationSearch
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and therefore that the exception in the curative statute is not without force, is evident from the case of McCallister v. CottrilleSearch
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that parol evidence could not be introduced to affect the validity or invalidity of a tax deed. So too, in Carrell v. MitchellSearch
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which the land was situated, was such an irregularity as would void the deed made in pursuance of such sale. In Hays v. HeatherlySearch
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but in Phillips v. MinearSearch
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held to be fatal after the deed was obtained, and after the curative section (25) had taken effect. See also Jackson v. KittleSearch
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Baxter v. WadeSearch
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notice to the owner at some stage of the proceedings, as well as an opportunity to defend, is essential. Spencer v. MerchantSearch
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Huling v. KawSearch
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Hagar v. ReclamationSearch
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of holding that no notice whatever is necessary. Due process of law was well defined by Mr. Justice Field in Hagar v. ReclamationSearch
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It was said in Witherspoon v. DuncanSearch
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or in whose name it was assessed or advertised, and that an erroneous assessment did not vitiate the sale. In McMillen v. AndersonSearch
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to be present when the tax was assessed against him, or that the tax should be collected by suit, and in Kelly v. PittsburghSearch
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established in this country is, within the meaning of the Constitution, due process of law. In Bell's Gap R. Co. v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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of all proceedings not appearing of record, and hence that it is obnoxious to the ruling of this Court in Marx v. HanthornSearch
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sale. Indeed, the validity of these acts was Page 187 U. S. 60 expressly affirmed by this Court in Pillow v. RobertsSearch
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How. 472, 54 U. S. 476 , and Williams v. KirklandSearch
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plaintiff had been injured by its application, and, in this particular, the case falls within our ruling in Tyler v. JudgesSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Turpin v. LemonSearch
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Hager v. ReclamationSearch
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of McCallister v. CottrilleSearch
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Carrell v. MitchellSearch
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In Hays v. HeatherlySearch
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Phillips v. MinearSearch
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Jackson v. KittleSearch
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In McMillen v. AndersonSearch
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In Bell's Gap R. Co. v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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and Williams v. KirklandSearch
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Tyler v. JudgesSearch
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