Agnew v. Landers

It is said there is no specific finding of the representation relative to a $77,000 mortgage held by First National Bank in Albuquerque. True enough, but the mortgage of the bank in the amount mentioned was but one clement or factor in the confused state of title, made up of a sizeable number of pyramided purchase contracts held at varying times in the chain of title by sundry persons, knowledge whereof was fraudulently concealed from the plaintiffs, as set out in the findings and expressly found by the court.