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· 12/11/1989

Sanders v. Lutz

Citations

  • 784 P.2d 12
  • 109 N.M. 193

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • providing that an “easement should be construed according to its express and specific terms as a manifestation of the intent of the parties”
  • providing that an “easement should be construed according to its express and specific terms as a manifestation of the intent of the parties”
  • affirming trial court revision of easement intended to be used as roadway by rounding off sharp, square corners of easement
  • to recover, must show conduct was “ ‘beyond all possible bounds of decency * * * and utterly intolerable’ ”
  • to recover, must show conduct was \`beyond all possible bounds of decency * * * and utterly intolerable'\
  • “In the present case . . . the instrument is ambiguous [and as a result, we] hold that the trial court properly acted . . . by determining the intent of the parties and revising the written instrument accordingly.”

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Judges: Baca, Montgomery, Ransom

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