Colorado § 39-11-133 Suit to quiet title

Colorado Statutes

§ 39-11-133 — Suit to quiet title

Colorado·Title 39 Taxation·Art. Sale of Tax Liens

Suit to quiet title or to try title may be
maintained by the grantee or his successors for all or any one or more of the
parcels or tracts acquired under tax deed issued pursuant to said notices and
requests, and it shall not be a defense or ground of objection to such action that
there is a misjoinder of parties or causes of action; but if a defense to such action or
a counterclaim is interposed by a claimant to one or more of said parcels, less than
all, then the action shall be tried as between the plaintiff and such claimant,
separately from the suit as to other parties and other parcels.

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Suit to quiet title or to try title may be
maintained by the grantee or his successors for all or any one or more of the
parcels or tracts acquired under tax deed issued pursuant to said notices and
requests, and it shall not be a defense or ground of objection to such action that
there is a misjoinder of parties or causes of action; but if a defense to such action or
a counterclaim is interposed by a claimant to one or more of said parcels, less than
all, then the action shall be tried as between the plaintiff and such claimant,
separately from the suit as to other parties and other parcels.

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