Miller v. Wallace
430 P.2d 335, 1967 Wyo. LEXIS 172
Opinion
Appellants complain of the trial court’s dismissal of their action for declaratory judgment.
Plaintiffs’ action was based upon the alleged insufficiency of a quit-claim deed given by a wife to a husband prior to their divorce. However, a subsequent quit-claim deed given by the divorced wife to her former husband rendered moot the questions raised and the dismissal was proper.
The order of dismissal must therefore be affirmed.
Affirmed.
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