Chavez v. DEREK J. SHARVELLE, MD, PA
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ALARID, Judge.
The previous opinion, filed on January 19, 1988, is hereby withdrawn and the following is substituted.
This appeal arises out of a quiet title suit involving property acquired by plaintiffs at a tax sale. On appeal, defendant challenges the validity of the tax sale arguing that the state breached its statutory duty to mail notice of a tax sale to the taxpayer’s proper address and thus the state failed to comply with the minimum due process standards with regard to notice. We agree and reverse.
FACTS
Derek J. Sharvelle, defendant, practiced ophthalmology in Gallup, New…
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