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Source or prior law:

L. 1891, ch. 162, § 1.

CASE ANNOTATIONS

1. Act held constitutional and valid. Bigger v. Ryker, 62 Kan. 482, 63 P. 740.

2. Judicial notice taken of adoption of act. Saum v. Dewey, 84 Kan. 811, 115 P. 570; Brown v. Going, 96 Kan. 266, 150 P. 554; Perkins v. Berry, 104 Kan. 104, 105, 177 P. 530.

3. County not an ordinary purchaser at tax sale. Warner v. Pile, 105 Kan. 724, 726, 185 P. 1041.

4. Distribution of money to taxing districts not made until property redeemed. City of Anthony v. Harper County, 114 Kan. 510, 220 P. 209.

5. Interest becomes part of taxes and should be disbursed in like manner. Board of Education v. Wyandotte County, 116 Kan. 38, 225 P. 1063.

6. Rights of person subsequently paying taxes before property redeemed. Sedgwick County Comm'rs v. Conners, 121 Kan. 105, 107, 245 P. 1030.

7. Judgment void unless county has readopted statute after repeal and reenactment. Comm'rs of Crawford Co. v. Radley, 134 Kan. 704, 707, 708, 8 P.2d 386.

8. Deed void if county purchased land without first adopting statute. Madigan v. Smith, 137 Kan. 269, 20 P.2d 825.

9. Cited in action by county to recover taxes wrongfully distributed. Greenwood County Comm'rs v. School District, 139 Kan. 297, 298, 300, 31 P.2d 723.

10. Cited in construing 1939 tax moratorium law (K.S.A. 79-2415, 79-2416). Iola B. & L. Ass'n v. Allen County Comm'rs, 152 Kan. 365, 103 P.2d 788.