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· 7/21/1992

Matter of Estate of Newalla

Citations

  • 837 P.2d 1373
  • 114 N.M. 290

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that “[o]ne 17 such exceptional circumstance might be reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating 18 that the order not timely appealed was not a final, appealable order”
  • stating that “[o]ne such exceptional circumstance might be 9 reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating that the order not timely appealed was 10 not a final, appealable order
  • stating that “[o]ne such exceptional circumstance 15 might be reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating that the order not timely 16 appealed was not a final, appealable order”
  • stating that “[o]ne such exceptional circumstance might be 14 reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating that the order not timely appealed was 15 not a final, appealable order”
  • stating that “[o]ne such exceptional circumstance 5 might be reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating that the order not timely 6 appealed was not a final, appealable order”
  • stating that “[o]ne such exceptional circumstance 18 might be reasonable reliance on a precedent indicating that the order not timely 19 appealed was not a final, appealable order”

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Judges: Hartz, Chavez, Flores

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