Duran v. Montoya
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McGHEE, Justice.
This case involves conflicting claims to a little more than one acre of land, each party claiming under a deed from a common grantor, and the appellee (defendant and cross complainant below) also claiming under a quitclaim deed from another. In addition each claimed title by adverse possession.
Three hearings were held in the case and an independent survey was made by a licensed surveyor selected -by the trial court. The attorneys now representing the appellant (plaintiff below) did not appear in the lower court, but éach party was there, represented by able attorneys,…
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