NMSA 74-10-92. Review and judgment of court
The court must hear the matter, decide all issues presented, and issue judgment and decree as the case warrants. The trial court may apportion costs, review must be sought within 30 days (or extra time allowed), civil procedure rules apply where the Act is silent, and minor errors that do not affect substantial rights
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The court must hear the matter, decide all issues presented, and issue judgment and decree as the case warrants. The trial court may apportion costs, review must be sought within 30 days (or extra time allowed), civil procedure rules apply where the Act is silent, and minor errors that do not affect substantial rights must be ignored.
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