Conley v. Quinn
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LUJAN, Chief Justice.
In this suit plaintiff-appellant, Ola Conley, seeks to quiet title to a community interest which she asserts in two parcels of real estate, to establish a community interest in certain personal property, and to establish her separate ownership of a few items of personalty.
The real property in question consists of the “Yeakley” tract and the “Austin” tract. The Yeakley property is a 160-acre tract in Curry County in which appellant asserts an undivided six-tenths interest, her alleged community interest plus a one-fifth interest in the remainder left her under the will of…
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