Legal Opinion
Sandia v. Rivera
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Decided April 12, 2002No. 22,090PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SUTIN, Judge.
{1} Plaintiff Geraldine F. Sandia’s inoperable vehicle was towed from the side of a road at the direction of a deputy sheriff. Sandia was unable to make satisfactory arrangements with the towing company to remove the company’s statutory lien. The towing company later bought Sandia’s vehicle at its own auction. Sandia sued the towing company, the State Motor Vehicle Division, and the Sandoval County Sheriff. She claimed a due process deprivation against the Sheriff because she was not given a hearing on the validity of the decision to have the vehicle towed. This appeal…
2Cases cited18 opinions
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