EZRCP · New Mexico · Part 1 - District Court Rules · Form 4-907 NMRA

Form 4-907 NMRA. — Answer to petition for restitution (Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act).

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[Sections 47-8-37, 47-8-40 to 47-8-43, 47-8-46 NMSA 1978]

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

______________________________ COURT No. ____________

______________________________ COUNTY ________________________________________, Plaintiff v. ________________________________________, Defendant

ANSWER TO PETITION FOR RESTITUTION

(Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act)

1. Defendant should not have to vacate the premises because: ________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________.

2. The amount of rent claimed by the plaintiff in this action is not owed because: ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________

3. The damages claimed by the plaintiff in this action are not owed to the plaintiff because: _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________.

4. The defendant asserts the following counterclaim or setoff against the plaintiff: ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________.

5. Defendant requests separate trials on the issues of restitution and damages.

______________________________________ Signed ______________________________________ Name (print) ______________________________________ Address (print) ______________________________________ City, state and zip code (print) ______________________________________ Telephone number

[Rule 4-907 SCRA 1986; as amended, effective August 1, 1992; January 1, 1993; September 2, 1997.]

Notes

ANNOTATIONS

The 1997 amendment, effective September 2, 1997, substituted "should not have to vacate the premises" for "is not in default" in Paragraph 1, rewrote Paragraph 5 to delete language relating to demand for jury trial, and made stylistic changes throughout.

The 1993 amendment, effective January 1, 1993, inserted "on the issue of damages" in Item 5.