Bolser v. BOARD OF COM'RS OF GILPIN

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• appellate court interprets written documents de novo, viewing individual terms in the context of the entire document
• “[B]ecause the judgment here was entered based upon stipulated facts and documentary evidence, we are obligated to make an independent judgment on the merits.”
• “We 12 must not ascertain intent from ‘portions presented in isolated sentences and clauses,’ but from the deed as a whole.”

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