· 9/6/1966
Skeet v. Wilson
Citations
- 417 P.2d 889
- 76 N.M. 697
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a defendant may use a plaintiffs testimony to establish a defense
- amendment seeking to rely on defense which was litigated without objection, although not pleaded, may be allowed by court
- “New Mexico has long been aligned with those courts which deny the right to a new trial based alone on affidavits or statements of jurors presented after the jury has been discharged.”
- “New Mexico has long been aligned with those courts which deny the right to a new trial based alone on affidavits or statements of jurors presented after the jury has been discharged.”
- not error to refuse to instruct on theories not raised in pleadings
- “New Mexico has long been aligned with those courts which deny the right to a new trial based alone on affidavits or statements of jurors presented after the jury has been discharged.”
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Judges: Moise, Noble, Compton
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