Hewatt v. Clark
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BICKLEY, Chief Justice.
There is involved in this appeal the question of what is the proper interpretation of the exemption statute applicable to a resident of the state and the head of a family, as this statute, Sec. 48-117, N.M.Comp. Laws 1929, is affected by the _ amendatory act hereinafter set out. Chap. 90, Laws of 1937.
There is no dispute as to the facts of the case. ’ Appellee Hewatt obtained judgment against appellant Clark in a Justice of the Peace court upon an account for necessities of life furnished the defendant and his family in the sum of $53, and attempted to satisfy said…
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- In re Assignment of Spitz Bros.New Mexico Supreme Court · 1896
- Dowling-Moody Co. v. HyattNew Mexico Supreme Court · 1935
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