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· 6/26/1991

Govich v. North American Systems, Inc.

Citations

  • 814 P.2d 94
  • 112 N.M. 226

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that appellate rule for timely filing notice of appeal is not jurisdictional, but rather a mandatory precondition to exercise of jurisdiction
  • holding that the appellate rule 21 for timely filing of notice of appeal is a mandatory precondition to exercise of 2 1 jurisdiction
  • holding that the timely filing of a notice 14 of appeal is a mandatory precondition to our exercise of jurisdiction
  • holding that time and place 11 requirements for filing a notice of appeal are mandatory preconditions to appellate 12 review
  • holding that time and place 17 filing requirements for the notice of appeal are mandatory preconditions to the 18 exercise of jurisdiction over an appeal
  • holding that a notice of appeal was effective despite its failure to meet the requirements for form and content because it met the jurisdictional time and place of filing requirements and the opposing party was not prejudiced by the defects in the notice

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Judges: Ransom, Sosa, Baca

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