Tomson v. Lerner
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ZINN, Justice.
From the stipulated facts and record we find that the appellee is the head of a family, a widow, living with a minor son depending upon her for support. She is not the owner of a homestead, but is the owner of personal property consisting of household goods worth about $100 and a stock of merchandise of the approximate value of $350. S'he is indebted to the appellant in the, approximate sum of $700 for rent due on a store conducted by appellee and wherein said chattels are located. Appellant, claiming a landlord’s lien, sought to foreclose on the merchandise and household goods,…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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