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Jacob v. Spurlin
127 N.M. 127, 978 P.2D 334, 1999-NMCA-049, 1999.NM.42058
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{1} Defendant appeals from a judgment in favor of Plaintiff, holding that Defendant was liable to Plaintiff for payments due on a lease and a promissory note. Defendant claims that his liability was either assigned to a corporation and thus could not be attributed to him or else discharged in bankruptcy. We disagree and affirm.