Grose v. Sauvageau

TAYLOR, Chief Justice.

Appellants challenge the district court’s grant of summary judgment quieting title in favor of appellee. Appellants acknowledge that their quitclaim deed to the subject property was not without defects, but claim the district court erred when it determined that appellee’s conduct did not preclude her claim of title. Despite the allegations of inappropriate conduct, appellants’ failure to acquire or record a valid deed to the property necessitates the legal recognition of the quitclaim deed filed by appellee as a subsequent good faith purchaser without notice pursuant to…