UJI 13-1662 NMRA

UJI 13-1662. Liquor licensee liability to a third party.

Last amended: 2025Year: 2025Length: 138 wordsOfficial source
To establish the claim against __________________ (name of defendant licensee) for violation of the New Mexico liquor control laws, ________________ (name of plaintiff) has the burden of proving the following elements: 1. [_________________ (name of defendant)] [or] [__________________ (name of defendant’s agents(s) or employee(s))] sold, served, or provided alcoholic beverages to ____________________ (name of patron) while ____________________ (name of patron) was intoxicated; and 2. [__________________ (name of defendant)] [or] [_____________________ (name of defendant’s agent(s) or employee(s))] knew or should have known from the circumstances that _________________ (name of patron) was intoxicated. In addition, ________________ (name of plaintiff) has the burden of proving that [________________ (name of defendant)’s] [or] [__________________ (name of defendant’s agent(s) or employee(s))’s] sale, service, or provision of alcoholic beverages to ______________ (name of patron) was a cause of ___________________ (name of plaintiff)’s [injuries and] damages.
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