STATE EX REL F. C. YEOMAN

v.

CITY OF SARASOTA

Citator

Cited By

• Ivey v. State of Fla. ex rel. J. Tom Watson, 147 Fla. 635 (Fla. 1941)
  …the Act. See State ex rel. Hurner v. Culbreath, 140 Fla. 634, 192 So. 814. Chapter 18296 became a law on June 9, 1937, and the two-year privilege of redemption of lands affected by tax sale certificates expired June 9, 1939. See Bice v. Haines City, 142 Fla. 371, 195 So. 919. The two- [*639] year period allowed for redemption under Chapter 18296 was not exercised by Eddie Schoen, but on June 5, 1940, after the lands had been certified to the State, he sought the issuance of a tax deed on certificates then o…
• Smith v. City of Arcadia, 147 Fla. 375 (Fla. 1941)
  …uch condition she would have been required to redeem from the city’s lien or else have her title extinguished by the city’s foreclosure of it thereafter instituted foreclosure proceedings to enforce its lien. See Bice v. City of Haines City, et al., 142 Fla. 371, 195 Sou. 919, wherein we held: “Taxes should not be assessed by municipality against tax delinquent lands which have under the statute become vested in State without right of redemption, unless otherwise provided by law, but lands sold by the Stat…
• June Sand Co. v. Devon Corp., 156 Fla. 519 (Fla. 1945)
  …lien holders thereupon ceased, terminated and came to an end; and the right of such persons to redeem the lands or claim any interest therein by virtue of a prior title, interest or lien became extinguished. See Bice v. City of Haines City, et al., 142 Fla. 371, 195 So. 919. Thereafter the State of Florida was free to sell or otherwise dispose of such property upon terms prescribed by the legislature. By Section 9 of Chapter 18296, supra, the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund are designated by the…