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On or about February 28, 1989, appellee Stateline Properties, Inc. ("Stateline"), purchased the subject property at a foreclosure sale for $210,000. The property is located in Wendover, Utah, and was formerly known as the Patio Motel. Stateline went into possession and, while continuing to operate the property as a motel, demolished two motel units, dismantled electrical equipment, and commenced work on other units to prepare them for eventual demolition. On March 17, 1989, appellants Mitzi and Russell Lewis, who had a security interest in the property, notified Stateline that the demolition was in violation of the rights of potential redeeming parties. Upon receiving this notice, Stateline ceased the demolition. On August 24, 1989, 4 days before the redemption period terminated and 160 days after Stateline ceased demolition, the Lewises informed Stateline of their intent to redeem the property and requested an itemized statement of the amounts required to redeem, less the amounts required to repair the damage caused by demolition. Request was also made for a verified written statement of rents and profits since the sheriffs sale.

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