CRAIG v. COX

No. 5473.

248 P.2d 659 (1952)

CRAIG et al. v. COX.

Supreme Court of New Mexico.

September 27, 1952.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

John E. Hall, Allen M. Tonkin, Albuquerque, for appellants.

G.T. Hanners, Lovington, for appellee.


COORS, Justice.

The plaintiffs appeal from the judgment of the lower court in an action to establish the existence of a lost instrument and for the decree of its specific performance.

The plaintiffs and the defendant are the surviving heirs of Robert J. Craig and Nettie Odell Craig. In 1916 the Craigs and their children moved from Texas to Tatum, New Mexico, where they purchased a 640 acre farm. Title to the land was divided between the mother and father and...

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