Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, Lodge No. 461 v. New Mexico Property Appraisal Department

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• “After the end of the term, the court has no power to modify or annul any final judgment or decree, except in certain causes, by writ of error coram nobis or motion, under chapter 134 of the Code.”
• “After the end of the term, the court has no power to modify or annul any final judgment or decree, except in certain causes, by writ of error coram nobis or motion, under chapter 134 of the Code.”

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