Summary
expressing concern that policies of the statute of limitations will be undercut in state where there was no time limit on post-conviction relief remedy
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No. 24242.
April 16, 1997.
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Johnson Johnson v. Taxation and Revenue Dep. of State
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Apr 16, 1997
123 N.M. 168 (N.M. 1997)
Summaries of
Johnson Johnson v. Taxation and Revenue Dep. of State
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Apr 16, 1997
123 N.M. 168 (N.M. 1997)
expressing concern that policies of the statute of limitations will be undercut in state where there was no time limit on post-conviction relief remedy
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Johnson Johnson v. Taxation and Revenue Dep. of State
Case Details
Full title:Johnson Johnson v. Taxation and Revenue Dept. of the State
Court:Supreme Court of New Mexico
Date published: Apr 16, 1997
Citations
123 N.M. 168 (N.M. 1997)
936 P.2d 337
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