PER CURIAM.
The plaintiff, appellant, bought a farm on which taxes for prior years had not been paid. Concededly when he bought the land, it was subject to a lien for the unpaid taxes for the current year and the three prior years, this by virtue of legislation by the Puerto Rican Legislature. Later, the defendants caused the property to be attached for these prior taxes and other taxes on the farm. Having paid or tendering taxes which had not become more than three...
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