· 7/20/1989
Montez v. J & B RADIATOR, INC.
Citations
- 779 P.2d 129
- 108 N.M. 752
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- beginning analysis with determination that workers’ compensation statute did not create two separate classifications subject to different treatment
- “Raising [a constitutional] issue before the hearing officer was not required in order to preserve it because he had no authority to decide the issue.”
- “Raising [a constitutional] issue before the hearing officer was not required in order to preserve it because he had no authority to decide the issue.”
- as administrative agency does not have authority to determine constitutionality of a statutory enactment, issue can be first raised on appeal
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Judges: Bivins, Donnelly, Minzner
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