PER CURIAM.
A taxpayer's tangible personal property, on a portion of which the appellant held a perfected security interest, was sold at a noticed public sale, under a tax warrant for delinquent ad valorem taxes thereon, and was purchased by the appellee at such sale. Thereafter, the appellee filed this suit against the appellant to quiet his title thereto. The trial court held that the purchaser at the sale under the tax warrant took free of the encumbrance, and...
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