I heard this story and I want your reaction, a guy inherits a piece of land and the title is signed over and registered at the County Land office. He pays the taxes on the total piece of land for 50 years, his family take over the property and pay the taxes for an additional 10 years and continues to pay without question.
NOW here is the puzzling part the State government steps in and challenges the family's ownership of a certain lot number. This lot number is not listed on the title as the land description is not by lot but by sections, of which the lot number would be included.
If the County where the title is on file and the taxes are paid and family take the property to be that owned by said family does the State have the right to take the family to court and question ownership? And if the land in question is taken from the family by the State should the family have the right to sue the County for the taxes they have paid for 60 plus years and court cost to defend their property ownership challenge?
NOW here is the puzzling part the State government steps in and challenges the family's ownership of a certain lot number. This lot number is not listed on the title as the land description is not by lot but by sections, of which the lot number would be included.
If the County where the title is on file and the taxes are paid and family take the property to be that owned by said family does the State have the right to take the family to court and question ownership? And if the land in question is taken from the family by the State should the family have the right to sue the County for the taxes they have paid for 60 plus years and court cost to defend their property ownership challenge?