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· 4/24/1918

H. A. Seinsheimer & Co. v. Jacobson

Citations

  • 24 N.M. 84
  • 172 P. 1042

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Affirmative allegations in an answer, which are in effect only denials, are not new matter. That is not new matter in an answer which might have been shown under a general denial. Pleadings examined and held that answer did not state new matter, and consequently a reply was not necessary To form the issue.</p> <p>P. 86</p> <p>2. The record on appeal must show such portions of the record of the trial court as are necessary for a consideration of the questions presented. This duty devolved upon the ap-pellee with reference to proposition stated in the opinion.</p> <p>P. 88</p>

Judges: Eoberts, Hanna, Parker

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