Supreme Court of Colorado· 9/17/1962
Martinez v. Southern Ute Tribe
Citations
- 374 P.2d 691
- 150 Colo. 504
- 1962 Colo. LEXIS 376
How courts have described this case
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- construing \sue and be sued\ clause as rendering tribe amenable to suit in Colorado state court under Colorado constitution
- construing \sue and be sued\ clause as rendering tribe amenable to suit in Colorado state court under Colorado constitution
- finding blanket waiver when a Native American community refers to both its governmental and corporate powers in the language introducing the “sue and be sued” clause in the corporate charter
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Judges: Moore
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