A Practical Treatise On the Power to Sell Land for the Non-Payment of Taxes, Embracing the Decisions of the Federal Courts, And of the Supreme Judicial Tribunals of the Several States And Territories
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Phillips, 40 Me. 160.
* Young V. Martin, 2 Yeates, 312 ; Shearer v. Woodburn, 10 Barr, 511.
5 Bush V. Davison, 16 Wend. 554.
6 Doughty V. Hope, 3 Denio, 599.
■! Langdon v. Poor, 20 Vt. 15. 8 Thatcher v. Powell, 6 Wheat. 119.
9 Games v. Stiles, 14 Pet. 322. 1» Judevine v. Jackson, 18 Vt. 472.
64 NATURE OF THE POWER TO SELL LAND * 63 * another, that every requirement of the law, " having the semblance of benefit to the owner, must be strictly complied with." ^ These quotations are extracted from ...the general language of courts in giving their opinions in partic- ular cases, and of course are to be understood with reference to the subject-matter before them. The particular objections taken by counsel, and sustained by the court in those cases, will appear in their appropriate places hereafter.
This general language, however, serves to show " with what uniformity and increasing jealousy the exercise of such a power has been restricted to its own specified limits." ^ The princi- ple fairly deducible from the entire field of discussion upon this class of powers, is, that every requirement of the law, whether substantial or merely formal in its character, and having the semblance of benefit to the owner, which the leg- islature have said shall attend the execution of the power, ought to be strictly observed by the officers intrusted with its execution, or no title will pass by the sale, (a) In the lan- guage of Lord Ellenborough : " If the circumstances be unes- sential and unimportant, except as they are required by the creators of the power, they can only be satisfied by a strictly literal and precise performance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phillips, 40 Me. 160.
* Young V. Martin, 2 Yeates, 312 ; Shearer v. Woodburn, 10 Barr, 511.
5 Bush V. Davison, 16 Wend. 554.
6 Doughty V. Hope, 3 Denio, 599.
■! Langdon v. Poor, 20 Vt. 15. 8 Thatcher v. Powell, 6 Wheat. 119.
9 Games v. Stiles, 14 Pet. 322. 1» Judevine v. Jackson, 18 Vt. 472.
64 NATURE OF THE POWER TO SELL LAND * 63 * another, that every requirement of the law, " having the semblance of benefit to the owner, must be strictly complied with." ^ These quotations are extracted from ...the general language of courts in giving their opinions in partic- ular cases, and of course are to be understood with reference to the subject-matter before them. The particular objections taken by counsel, and sustained by the court in those cases, will appear in their appropriate places hereafter.
This general language, however, serves to show " with what uniformity and increasing jealousy the exercise of such a power has been restricted to its own specified limits." ^ The princi- ple fairly deducible from the entire field of discussion upon this class of powers, is, that every requirement of the law, whether substantial or merely formal in its character, and having the semblance of benefit to the owner, which the leg- islature have said shall attend the execution of the power, ought to be strictly observed by the officers intrusted with its execution, or no title will pass by the sale, (a) In the lan- guage of Lord Ellenborough : " If the circumstances be unes- sential and unimportant, except as they are required by the creators of the power, they can only be satisfied by a strictly literal and precise performance.
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