Southwest Land Investment, Inc. v. Hubbart
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RANSOM, Chief Justice.
Southwest Land Investment sued Gerald and Carolyn Hubbart to quiet title to approximately ten acres of land. The trial court denied Southwest’s motion for summary judgment and granted the Hubbarts’ cross-motion for summary judgment. Southwest appeals from the grant of the cross-motion for summary judgment. We affirm.
Facts. In 1982, Southwest sold property to John and Robin Wallner pursuant to a real estate contract, which was properly recorded. According to the terms of the contract the Wallners agreed to pay the applicable property taxes. In January 1987, the…
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