· 3/8/1971
City of Albuquerque v. Ackerman
Citations
- 482 P.2d 63
- 82 N.M. 360
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- owner of real property is presumed to have special knowledge as to its value by reason of ownership and therefore is competent to testify to value
- “An owner of real property is presumed to have special knowledge as to its value by reason of ownership.... ”
- “The raising of errors in respect to instructions for the first time by motion for new trial is not timely.”
- owner of real property is presumed to have special knowledge as to its value by reason of ownership and therefore is competent to testify to value
- an owner is presumed to possess special knowledge by reason of his ownership
- “An owner of real property is presumed to have special 11 knowledge as to its value by reason of ownership and is therefor[e] competent to 12 testify to value.”
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Judges: Tackett, McManus
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