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· 4/25/1902

Chavez v. Myers

Citations

  • 11 N.M. 333

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS.</p> <p>• 1. On appeals an appellate court will only consider points which were directly decided in the lower court and on which exceptions were based, except those which relate to jurisdiction, etc.</p> <p>2. An appellate court will only decide questions affecting litigants who axe before it, and parties who do not appeal, or join in an appeal will not be heard to allege error.</p> <p>, 3. A party to an action who does not appeal is presumed to be satisfied with the judgment rendered by the court below.</p>

Judges: McFie, McMillan, Mills, Parker

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