Cabot v. First National Bank of Santa Fe
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WATSON, Justice.
Shortly after their marriage Dolona Cabot and Hugh Cabot executed a promissory note to The First National Bank of Santa Fe. This note was unpaid at the time of their separation and divorce, and the divorce decree declared it a community indebtedness and required the husband to assume it.
After the divorce the former wife brought a declaratory judgment action against the Bank seeking a ruling that the promissory note was a community debt and could be satisfied only out of community assets. While this action was pending the Bank brought suit on the note against both of the…
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