Thomas v. City of Santa Fe

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• stating that even if requested findings were not submitted, appellate court may review district court’s findings and conclusions “to determine whether the conclusions ... appropriately flowed from the findings”
• denying partial reversion under equitable preference for avoiding forfeitures because the deed did not contain explicit language permitting divisibility or partial forfeiture
• construing a deed providing for reversion of the property if it was not used for \airport purposes\ as not allowing for a reversion of a portion of the property because there was no such language in the deed
• construing a deed providing for reversion of the property if it was not used for “airport purposes” as not allowing for a reversion of a portion of the property because there was no such language in the deed

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