Land (Litigation)

(D. Coates) (1980)

Chirinos appeals to the governor for his mediation in a dispute over the property of the deceased son of Chirinos. The property concerning mostly of the live-stock and the two children of Chirinos' son was originally in the care of Sangre, the Father of the widow. now, the widow marries Apodaca who lays claim to the property. Alcalde Chaves is investigating for the governor. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

A family dispute over land. No decision presented here. (R. Davis) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

Litigation begun by Francisco Quintana to reclaim land at Abiquiu which he had purchased from Jeronimo Martin, although the document seems to be incomplete, testimony given by a number of people supports Quintanas claim. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A legal dispute over land between Maria de la Candelaria and some of her relatives. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A power of attorney prepared by Rosalia Garzia de Noriega giving Salbador Martines, her Husband, authority to deal with her business and legal matters, and to protect her interests in the estates of her Mother and Father. (R. Jackson) (1980)

Joseph de Reano brings suit against Francisco Mascarenas for taking unfair advantage of his nephew, Juan Mascarenas - a minor -, and selling his land and livestock. Juan, an orphan, was under guardianship of Reano's wife. Antonio de Uribarri, Alcalde mayor of Santa Fe, carries out investigation. Gobernador Cruzat y Gongora rules in favor Reano and Young Mascarenas. Land and livestock sold contrary to rights before law. Interesting data on long time Santa Fe residents, Paez Hurtado, Arias Quiros, etc. (Raul Saba) (1980)