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Facts
The case concerns a dispute over the estate of Robert L. Armijo. The appellants, who are family members of the deceased, challenge the actions of the personal representative of the estate, alleging issues related to the administration and distribution of the estate. Specific factual details regarding the events leading to the dispute are not provided in the decision.
Procedural History
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Parties' Submissions
- Appellants-Petitioners: The appellants argued that the administration and distribution of the estate by the personal representative were improper. Specific arguments or evidence presented are not detailed in the decision. (N/A)
- Appellee-Respondent: The personal representative defended the administration of the estate. Specific arguments or evidence presented are not detailed in the decision.
Legal Issues
- Whether the administration and distribution of the estate by the personal representative were proper.
Disposition
- The Supreme Court of New Mexico granted the petition for a writ of certiorari and ordered that the writ be issued to the New Mexico Court of Appeals. (headnotes)
Reasons
Per Chief Justice Pamela B. Minzner (Justices Joseph F. Baca, Gene E. Franchini, Patricio M. Serna, and Petra Jimenez Maes concurring):
The Court considered the petition for a writ of certiorari and determined that it was appropriate to grant the petition. The Court ordered that a subsequent order would identify the specific issues to be addressed and provide instructions regarding a briefing schedule, if necessary. The reasoning for granting the writ and the specific legal analysis are not detailed in the decision. (headnotes)