Schwarz v. Colonial Mortgage Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Robert L. Brown, Justice.
This is an appeal from an order of summary judgment. Appellant Karl Schwarz contends that the chancellor erred in applying the statute of limitations for cancellation of instruments, which is five years, to an ejectment matter as opposed to the statute for removal of a person from land, which is seven years. We agree that the wrong statute of limitations was applied, and we reverse the order of summary judgment and remand for trial.
In March 1976, Karl Schwarz and his wife, Lois Love Schwarz, purchased Lot 11 of the Hilltop Manor Addition in Little Rock (Lot 11) as…
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