Trujillo v. Baldonado
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WOOD, Chief Judge.
The verdict was for defendant in this automobile accident case. Plaintiff’s appeal complains of two instructions. We discuss (1)whether the instructions can be reviewed; (2) whether the facts justify giving the instructions; and (3) evidence of negligence as negating a sudden emergency instruction.
Whether the Instructions Can be Reviewed
The two instructions pertain to sudden emergency and an excuse for violating an ordinance. Plaintiff did not request a complete record, see R.Civ.App. 7(e), and did not request that the jury instructions be included in the record on…
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