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· 3/4/1916

Consolidated Liquor Co. v. Scotello & Nizzi

Citations

  • 21 N.M. 485
  • 155 P. 1089

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Sections 4296-4298, Code 1915, held not to authorize the intervention in an attachment proceeding by a landlord to assert his landlord’s lien upon property seized under the attachment writ. - P. 487</p> <p>2. Both courts oí law and courts of equity have the inherent power to prevent the abuse of their process to the detriment of third parties by supplying the means, in the principal action, of trying the title to property in the custody of the law. This is a rule of necessity, not a rule of convenience, and is available only when no other adequate remedy exists. P. 491</p>

Judges: Hlanna, Parker, Roberts

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