· 12/27/2004
Crutchfield v. New Mexico Department of Taxation & Revenue
Citations
- 106 P.3d 1273
- 137 N.M. 26
- 2005 NMCA 022
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- providing that failure to cite the portion of the record where the claim was preserved warrants denial of review
- stating that we will not consider 18 an unpreserved issue
- stating the standard of review of a district court’s sanctions for violation of 2 court rules
- stating that an appellant is required to “specifically point out where, in the 5 1 record, the party invoked the court’s ruling on the issue. Absent that citation to the 2 record or any obvious preservation, we will not consider the issue”
- denying 3 consideration of an issue on appeal where the appellant did not invoke the ruling of 4 the district court or otherwise adequately preserve the issue for appellate review
- “[O]n appeal, the party 15 must specifically point out where, in the record, the party invoked the court’s ruling 16 on the issue.”
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Judges: Sutin, Wechsler, Alarid
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