Manzano Industries, Inc. v. Mathis
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FEDERICI, Chief Justice.
Manzano Industries, Inc. (appellant) entered into a real estate contract with Edward Mathis and others (appellees) as part of a transaction involving the sale of a tract of land in Las Cruces. Appellant failed on numerous occasions to make payments when due, curing its default on each occasion shortly before the contractual 60-day period to cure had run. Appellant failed, however, to cure the delinquent July 1982 payment within 60 days of written demand. Forfeiture was declared and appellant’s interest in the property was terminated. Appellant brought suit to…
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- Eiferle v. ToppinoNew Mexico Supreme Court · 1977
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