Lacer v. Navajo County
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
KLEINSCHMIDT, Judge.
This is an action on a claim for the land upon which the old Navajo County Courthouse sits. The appellant is the sole surviving heir of the original grantor to the county. Following trial the court found that the appellant had no interest of any kind in the land and entered judgment for the defendants. The action is based upon a number of theories which we will consider separately below. It arises out of the following facts.
The plaintiff’s father, Frank A. Zuck, a prominent citizen of Navajo County at the turn of the century and the original owner of the land,…
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