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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-14
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Water Adjudication
Docket 89 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Hamman Mike|State Of New Mexico, Ex Rel., Office Of The State Engineer
Defendant J. F. Apodaca Farms, Co., Inc.
Photo of Hon. Hofacket Jarod K

Judge

Hon. Hofacket Jarod K

Catron County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. TC: OF NON-AVAILABILITY
  2. TC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  3. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  4. LS: SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  5. EPLY
  6. ESPONSE
  7. OURT MINUTE/PROCEEDINGS
  8. TN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  9. MENDED NOTICE
  10. ESPONSE
  11. TN: MOTION
  12. TN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  13. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  14. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  15. TC: NOTICE
  16. UDIO LOG NOTES
  17. RIEF
  18. EPLY
  19. ESPONSE
  20. TN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  21. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  22. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  23. UDIO LOG NOTES
  24. TC: HEARING (STATUS)
  25. TC: OF NON-AVAILABILITY
  26. DG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
  27. DG: SUPREME COURT ORDER DESIGNATING JUDGE
  28. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  29. TN: MOTION
  30. ERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  31. TN: TO COMPEL
  32. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  33. ERTIFICATE
  34. DG: JUDGE RECUSAL
  35. TC: HEARING (VACATE & RESET)
  36. TC: NOTICE
  37. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  38. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  39. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  40. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  41. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  42. TC: NOTICE
  43. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  44. ERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  45. TC: HEARING
  46. RD: OF CONTINUANCE
  47. ESPONSE
  48. TC: HEARING
  49. TN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  50. EPLY
  51. ITNESS LIST
  52. EPLY/ RESPONSE TO MEMORANDUM BRIEF
  53. ERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  54. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  55. TN: MOTION
  56. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  57. RD: WITHDRAWAL/ SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  58. TC: HEARING
  59. TC: HEARING
  60. RD: OF CONTINUANCE
  61. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  62. TC: OF DEPOSITION
  63. TN: TO WITHDRAW
  64. XHIBIT RECEIPT
  65. XHIBIT RECEIPT
  66. XHIBIT RECEIPT
  67. UDIO LOG NOTES
  68. ITNESS LIST
  69. XHIBIT LIST
  70. ESPONSE
  71. UDIO LOG NOTES
  72. TC: HEARING
  73. TC: HEARING
  74. ITNESS LIST
  75. XHIBIT LIST
  76. NSWER
  77. TC: HEARING
  78. RD: OF CONTINUANCE
  79. TN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  80. ETURNED MAIL
  81. TC: HEARING
  82. NTRY OF APPEARANCE
  83. TC: OF NON-AVAILABILITY
  84. EMORANDUM IN SUPPORT
  85. ETITION (NON-OPENING)
  86. CM (Differentiated Case Management) Scheduling Order
  87. DG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT

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