Lawson v. Serna
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MABRY, Justice.
This is a suit to quiet title to certain real property, the title relied upon being based upon a tax deed. Plaintiff-appellee prevailed in the suit and one of the defendants, Merced Serna, appeals. Appellant Serna (hereinafter referred to as defendant) challenges the findings, conclusions and judgment of the court as being without support in either facts and law. In view of our decision it is not necessary to resolve all these contentions. The findings pertinent to our conclusion, and necessary to be noticed, are not assailed by appellee.
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