Fling v. Fling, 26 N.M. 421 (1920)

Nov. 6, 1920 · Supreme Court of New Mexico · No. 2471

26 N.M. 421

FLING y. FLING.

[No. 2471.

Nov. 6, 1920.]

SYLLABUS.

Where both appellant and appellee have parted with all their interest in the real estate in controversy, the appeal will he dismissed.

Appeal from District Court, Quay County; Leib, Judge.

Suit by Kate E. Fling against George R. Fling. From an order refusing to set aside an execution sale and to set as'ide the sheriff’s deed, defendant appeals.

Appeal dismissed.

J. W. Porter, of Tucumeari, for appellant.

OPINION OF THE COURT.

ROBERTS, J.

The appeal in this ease was from an order of the court refusing to set aside a sale of certain real estate by the sheriff of Quay county to satisfy an execution, and to set aside the sheriff’s deed issued in pursuance of said sale. The court refused the relief sought, and an appeal was taken. It has been made to appear to this court that both appellant and appellee have parted with all their interest in the real estate in controversy, and for that-reason the appeal will be dismissed under the authority of Mardorf v. Norment, 26 N‘. M. 221, 190 Pac. 736; and it is so ordered.

ParkeR, C. J., and RayNOlds, J., concur.