Minnesota Reports 77
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But we do not overrule or modify the decision in that case. The language of the justice writing the. opinion was general in its character, and did not involve a consideration of the rule where this maxim could appropriately be applied.
We find no errors in the record, and the order appealed from is afiSrmed.
CANTY, J.
I concur in the result arrived at iathe last part of the opinion, for the reason that while the maxim, ^'De minimis non curat lex," ap- plies in the case of a tax sale, yet, as ta...x proceedings are construed strictly against the party claiming under them, the maxim is ap- plied with more strictness and to a more limited extent in such cases than in others.
On Motion for Reargument.
November 2, 1899.
PER CURIAM.
On motion for reargument, appellant insists that the notice of sale given by the city treasurer was void because it and 24 other notices of sale under 24 other tax judgments were all embraced in one published notice, and that this is prohibited by Sp. Laws 1889, c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we do not overrule or modify the decision in that case. The language of the justice writing the. opinion was general in its character, and did not involve a consideration of the rule where this maxim could appropriately be applied.
We find no errors in the record, and the order appealed from is afiSrmed.
CANTY, J.
I concur in the result arrived at iathe last part of the opinion, for the reason that while the maxim, ^'De minimis non curat lex," ap- plies in the case of a tax sale, yet, as ta...x proceedings are construed strictly against the party claiming under them, the maxim is ap- plied with more strictness and to a more limited extent in such cases than in others.
On Motion for Reargument.
November 2, 1899.
PER CURIAM.
On motion for reargument, appellant insists that the notice of sale given by the city treasurer was void because it and 24 other notices of sale under 24 other tax judgments were all embraced in one published notice, and that this is prohibited by Sp. Laws 1889, c.
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