Natural Resources, Inc. And A. K. Wilson v. William J. Wineberg

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• holding Natural Resources, Inc. was not a bona fide purchaser and that determination was fatal to its claim based on estoppel
• “[T]he fact cannot be denied that memory tends to dim, recollection to grow faint, and 19 impressions to vanish, with the passage of time.”
• “[T]he fact cannot be denied that memory tends to dim, recollection to grow faint, and 8 impressions to vanish, with the passage of time.”
• where deed conveying property to plaintiff was executed first, but recorded after a deed conveying the same property to the defendants, the plaintiff's open possession of the property gave notice to the defendants of plaintiff's interest in the property
• reviewing equitable- mortgage determination for clear error

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