Archuleta v. Velasquez
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
COMPTON, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal from a judgment denying relief on the ground of mistake. On April 9,1951, appellant’s intestate, Theodoro Archuleta, and appellee Santiago Velasquez, entered into a contract whereby Archuleta agreed to convey to Velasquez the surface rights only to approximately 127 acres of land in San Juan County. Section 13 of the contract reads:
“13. It is understood and agreed that, coincident herewith the Owner has executed a good and sufficient warranty deed conveying the above described premises to the Purchaser, which said deed, together with a copy hereof,…
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