Summers v. American Reliable Insurance Company

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• noting that a motion for summary judgment “is, after all, a motion,” and the New Mexico version of CR 43(e) “permits the court to hear oral testimony at a hearing on a motion”
• parties turned summary judgment hearing into trial as evidenced by presenting opening statements, examining and cross-examining witnesses, admitting exhibits into evidence, and resting at conclusion of evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).