Buzbee v. Fidelity National Bank
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
COLE, Judge.
This appeal concerns the plaintiffs’ claim of an unmerchantable title, which they attribute to the threat of litigation concerning the obligations of a developer who formerly owned the land.
Plaintiffs (Billy Joe and Joan Buzbee and Thomas Ray and Ruby Lee Engquist) sued their vendor, Fidelity National Bank, on a warranty of title claim. Fidelity named as third-party defendants the developer Jack Menzie and Menzie’s vendee, Million Acre Corporation. An intervention was filed by two of the original five landowners (Margaret Preston Moore and Robert Preston) and *17the heirs of a third…
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