Gerald J. Creason and Viola M. Creason V‪.‬

Defendants Peterson deeded to the plaintiffs by a metes and bounds description a tract of land containing about one acre located on Ninth East near 5600 South in Murray, Utah. Subsequently, in connection with a sale to a third party, plaintiffs discovered that there was a variance of a few feet between the property lines as described in the deed and the actual fence lines on the property as they thought they had purchased it. They then demanded that the defendants cure the defects, which the latter failed to do. Plaintiffs then set about obtaining quitclaim deeds from the neighbors to accomplish that purpose, and sued the defendants for breach of warranty. It appearing that any actual loss of property to the plaintiffs was practically negligible the trial court allowed recovery only for $720 attorneys fees.