First Sav. Bank & Trust Co. v. Elgin
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT..
BOTTS, J.
The meritorious question in this case is whether or not a plaintiff is entitled to relief in a suit to quiet title against a defendant who makes claim to the whole of a tract of land, of which plaintiff claims a small part within the interior under conveyances which of themselves are insufficient as to description to identify the land claimed; no identification by extrinsic evidence being made.
Plaintiff, the First Savings Bank & Trust Company, filed suit against several defendants to quiet its title to certain small tracts of land designated in the record by the…
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