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Case 1:17cv00037KGSCY Document 39 Filed 07/10/17-Page 1 of 31IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICOALYSSA CARTON, Plaintiff, v.CIV 170037 KG/CARROLL VENTURES, INC., Defendant.

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What is proposed findings of fact?

Proposed findings of fact are a party's proposed conclusions of law based on the facts presented during a trial or hearing.

Who is required to file proposed findings of fact?

Typically, both parties involved in a legal proceeding are required to file proposed findings of fact.

How to fill out proposed findings of fact?

Proposed findings of fact should be filled out based on the relevant facts presented during the trial or hearing, along with the party's proposed conclusions of law.

What is the purpose of proposed findings of fact?

The purpose of proposed findings of fact is to assist the court in reaching a decision based on the facts presented during the trial or hearing.

What information must be reported on proposed findings of fact?

Proposed findings of fact should include a summary of the facts presented, the party's proposed conclusions of law, and any legal arguments supporting those conclusions.