Borrower who failed to make payments can’t be criminally charged for damaging property
In 2006 Wyatt Earp (no, not that Wyatt Earp) bought a home on a real estate contract. (In New Mexico, “real estate contract” is a term of art, which refers to an arrangement in which the buyer agrees to pay … Continue reading
Posted in New Mexico Court of Appeals, Opinions and Analysis
Tagged Criminal Law, Judge Monica Zamora, State v. Wyatt Earp
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