After Argument, New Mexico Supreme Court Says Case Is Submitted; Opinion to Follow
September 24, 2026 | New Mexico Courts, New Mexico
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After roughly 90 minutes of argument, the Court closed the session and told counsel the matter is deemed submitted. "We will take this matter to take another advisement, and it is deemed submitted," the bench said at the conclusion of argument.
The Court's opinion will address (1) whether a substantial‑prejudice showing is required to enforce a shortened time‑to‑sue clause; (2) when accrual occurs for real‑property storm or similar claims; and (3) whether any doctrinal change should apply retroactively under Beavers factors. The opinion's timing was not specified; counsel were excused and the Court recessed.
The Court's opinion will address (1) whether a substantial‑prejudice showing is required to enforce a shortened time‑to‑sue clause; (2) when accrual occurs for real‑property storm or similar claims; and (3) whether any doctrinal change should apply retroactively under Beavers factors. The opinion's timing was not specified; counsel were excused and the Court recessed.
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