· 9/17/1993
Deerman v. Board of County Commissioners of the County of Dona Ana
Citations
- 864 P.2d 317
- 116 N.M. 501
How courts have described this case
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- stating that it is well-settled in New Mexico law that Rule 1-060(B)(1) is not to be used as a substitute for appeal
- judgment was not void for purposes of Rule 1-060(B) because court had jurisdiction to hear the matter
- SCRA 1-060(B)(1) should not be used to circumvent time limit for appeal
- “To establish extraordinary circumstances justifying their belated motion to set aside the judgment ..., [the movants] would have to show at the least that they were precluded from presenting in a timely manner the grounds for relief raised in their motion under Rule 60(B).”
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Judges: Hartz, Bivins, Chavez
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