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District 7 - Rules of the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District (2014)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 7 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order No. 12-8300-LR2, effective for all cases filed or pending on or after August 20, 2012.]
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District 12 - Rules of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District (2014)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 12 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order 13-8300-LR2, effective for cases filed or pending on or after April 15, 2013.]
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Woodhull v. Meinel - 10/08/2013
Court of Appeals of New Mexico - Unreported OpinionsNot only did Plaintiff fail to preserve this argument below, but our review provides that the awarded costs were within the parameters of Rule 1-054(D)(2) NMRA (recoverable costs) and LR 2-302 (addressing Rule 1-054), as referenced by the district court in its costs order.
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Chapter 40 - Domestic Affairs (2013)
Historical New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 - Chapter 40 NMSA 1978For local district court rules and forms, see LR2-Form J and LR11-114. [...] — For mediation forms, see LR1-Form H, LR2-Form T, LR3-Form 3.21 and LR13-Form H.
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Pargin Realty ERA v. Schmidt - 02/08/2013
Court of Appeals of New Mexico - Unreported OpinionsSimultaneously with its suit, Pargin filed an “Arbitration Certificate” in the district court pursuant to Second Judicial District Court LR 2-603 NMRA. The arbitration certificate certified that Pargin sought “only a money judgment and the amount sought does not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000.00) exclusive of [...] In April 2010, the district court issued an order appointing an arbitrator for court-annexed arbitration pursuant to LR 2-603. [...] Mr. Schmidt filed notice of appeal from this arbitration award to the district court pursuant to LR 2-603.
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Rule Set 1 - Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - Rule Set 1 NMRA1999-NMCA-135, 128 N.M. 177, 991 P.2d 7 (Ct. App. 1999) (noting that a party sought a protective order to seal the district court record of the proceedings); LR2-111 NMRA (“... a court may seal a file or other record upon a party’s written motion or the court’s own motion, and showing of good cause.”), New Mexico Rule [...] – For local rules relating to interpreters, see LR1-206, LR2-112, LR3-112, LR3-513, LR4-204, LR5-1003, LR6-Form 2.01, LR7-010, LR8-205, LR9-108, LR10-022, LR13-204 and LR13-212 NMRA.
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District 2 - Rules of the District Court of the Second Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 2 NMRALR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130)
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District 3 - Rules of the District Court of the Third Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 3 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order 13-8300-LR2, effective for cases filed or pending on or after April 15, 2013.]
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District 4 - Rules of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 4 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order No. 12-8300-LR2, effective for all cases filed or pending on or after August 20, 2012.]
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District 6 - Rules of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 6 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order 13-8300-LR2, effective for cases filed or pending on or after April 15, 2013.]
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District 7 - Rules of the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 7 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order No. 12-8300-LR2, effective for all cases filed or pending on or after August 20, 2012.]
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District 12 - Rules of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District (2013)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 12 NMRA[Adopted by Supreme Court Order 13-8300-LR2, effective for cases filed or pending on or after April 15, 2013.]
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Chapter 40 - Domestic Affairs (2012)
Historical New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 - Chapter 40 NMSA 1978For local district court rules and forms, see LR2-Form J and LR11-114. [...] — For mediation forms, see LR1-Form H, LR2-Form T, LR3-Form 3.21 and LR13-Form H.
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Etcheverry v. Alarid - 01/23/2012
Court of Appeals of New Mexico - Unreported OpinionsThe parties disputed below whether the three-day mailing rule, see Rule 1-006(D) NMRA, is applicable to local Rule LR2-603(VI)(B)(1) NMRA (procedures for appealing an arbitration decision to district court), when the arbitrator filed the arbitration award and served Law Firm with a copy of such by mail. [...] See Rule LR2-603(V)(D)(3) (requiring the arbitrator to serve copies of the arbitration award on all parties). [...] [RP 36] In relevant part, LR2-603(IV)(B)(1) provides that “To exercise the right to appeal, a party must file a ‘notice of appeal from arbitration’ with the clerk within fifteen (15) days after the award . . . is filed.” And in relevant part, the three-day mailing rule provides: “Whenever a party has the right or is
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Rule Set 1 - Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts (2012)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - Rule Set 1 NMRA1999-NMCA-135, 128 N.M. 177, 991 P.2d 7 (Ct. App. 1999) (noting that a party sought a protective order to seal the district court record of the proceedings); LR2-111 NMRA (“... a court may seal a file or other record upon a party’s written motion or the court’s own motion, and showing of good cause.”), New Mexico Rule [...] – For local rules relating to interpreters, see LR1-206, LR2-112, LR3-112, LR3-513, LR4-204, LR5-1003, LR6-Form 2.01, LR7-010, LR8-205, LR9-108, LR10-022, LR13-204 and LR13-212 NMRA.
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District 2 - Rules of the District Court of the Second Judicial District (2012)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 2 NMRALR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130)
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Chapter 40 - Domestic Affairs (2011)
Historical New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 - Chapter 40 NMSA 1978For local district court rules and forms, see LR2-Form J and LR11-114. [...] — For mediation forms, see LR1-Form H, LR2-Form T, LR3-Form 3.21 and LR13-Form H.
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Rule Set 1 - Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts (2011)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - Rule Set 1 NMRA1999-NMCA-135, 128 N.M. 177, 991 P.2d 7 (Ct. App. 1999) (noting that a party sought a protective order to seal the district court record of the proceedings); LR2-111 NMRA (“... a court may seal a file or other record upon a party’s written motion or the court’s own motion, and showing of good cause.”), New Mexico Rule [...] – For local rules relating to interpreters, see LR1-206, LR2-112, LR3-112, LR3-513, LR4-204, LR5-1003, LR6-Form 2.01, LR7-010, LR8-205, LR9-108, LR10-022, LR13-204 and LR13-212 NMRA.
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District 2 - Rules of the District Court of the Second Judicial District (2011)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 2 NMRALR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130)
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Diepholz v. Park Plaza - 07/21/2010
Court of Appeals of New Mexico - Unreported Opinions[RP 228-29] In response, Plaintiff contends that Rule 1-054(E) NMRA states that, when a motion for attorney fees is made, there shall be an opportunity for adversary admissions, and that LR2-302 NMRA permits a motion, possible objections, and a hearing if requested by the objecting party.
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Summit Elec. Supply Co., Inc. v. Rhodes Salmon P.C. - 2010-NMCA-086 - 148 N.M. 590 - 07/08/2010
Court of Appeals of New Mexico - Reported OpinionsLR2-301.” LR2-301(B) provides that “[a] party seeking to reinstate a case pursuant to Rule 1-041(E)(2) . . . shall attach a copy of a proposed pretrial scheduling order to the motion to reinstate.” Rule 1-041(E)(2) provides that a district court that dismisses a case on its own motion following a 180-day period of
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Chapter 40 - Domestic Affairs (2010)
Historical New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 - Chapter 40 NMSA 1978For local district court rules and forms, see LR2-Form J and LR11-114. [...] — For mediation forms, see LR1-Form H, LR2-Form T, LR3-Form 3.21 and LR13-Form H.
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Rule Set 1 - Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts (2010)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - Rule Set 1 NMRA1999-NMCA-135, 128 N.M. 177, 991 P.2d 7 (Ct. App. 1999) (noting that a party sought a protective order to seal the district court record of the proceedings); LR2-111 NMRA (“... a court may seal a file or other record upon a party’s written motion or the court’s own motion, and showing of good cause.”), New Mexico Rule [...] – For local rules relating to interpreters, see LR1-206, LR2-112, LR3-112, LR3-513, LR4-204, LR5-1003, LR6-Form 2.01, LR7-010, LR8-205, LR9-108, LR10-022, LR13-204 and LR13-212 NMRA.
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District 2 - Rules of the District Court of the Second Judicial District (2010)
Historical New Mexico Rules Annotated - District 2 NMRALR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130) [...] LR2-130) (signature blocks, see Second Judicial District Local Rules, Rules LR2-118 and LR2-130)
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State v. Wilson - 12/31/2009
Supreme Court of New Mexico - Unreported OpinionsB. LR 2-104 NMRA Is an Administrative Rule [...] Wilson argues that Judge Murdoch, in violation of LR 2-104(A), was assigned to preside over the preliminary hearing, not on a random basis as required, but because he was the grand jury judge. [...] There is nothing to indicate that LR 2-104(A) was intended to be a right for a defendant as opposed to a rule governing the administration of the courts of the Second Judicial District.