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· 11/14/2008

Martinez v. Cornejo

Citations

  • 208 P.3d 443
  • 146 N.M. 223
  • 2009 NMCA 011

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  • holding that determining whether the plaintiffs had an actionable claim required statutory construction, which is a question of law reviewed de novo
  • concluding that a statute’s 10 meaning was unambiguous and application of other rules of construction was 11 therefore unnecessary
  • stating that the legal obligations of a contract “may be either expressed in the contract or implied, such as any obligation of good faith or implied warranties”
  • stating that the legal obligations of a 7 contract “may be either expressed in the contract or implied, such as any obligation 8 of good faith or implied warranties”

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Judges: Fry, Kennedy, Vigil

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