Wilson v. Black
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MABRY, Chief Justice.
Plaintiff-appellant (hereinafter to be referred -to as plaintiff), as the sole heir of one R. T. Wilson, deceased, sued defendant-appellee (hereinafter to be referred to as defendant), seeking recovery upon a $2240 check given to the deceased on October 1, 1931, for the purchase price of certain real estate, the title to which was at the time conveyed to ,the defendant by the deceased. The check at the time was dishonored because of lack of' funds, and whether the amount represented thereby was ever paid is the principal question in the case. Some thirteen years elapsed…
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