Langevin v. York
Nevada Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*1482OPINION
2Per curiam
FACTS
Norman Langevin and Laurie York lived together unmarried from November 1991 to April 1993. Norman was retired and in his early seventies. Laurie was a real estate saleswoman who was much younger than Norman. When the two met in late 1991, Norman owned a triple-wide mobile home without encumbrances, and Laurie lived in a mobile home which she was purchasing under terms requiring monthly payments. Norman sold his mobile home, taking back a $47,500 deed of trust, and moved in with Laurie.
The nature of the relationship between the two parties is unclear. However, Norman and Laurie…
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