A New Mexico Order Dismissing Duplicate Case is a decision by a court of law in the state of New Mexico to terminate a case that is similar or identical to another case that has already been adjudicated. This type of order is typically issued when two or more cases have been initiated in different courts, but involve the same parties or facts, and the court believes that the same decision would be rendered if both cases were to proceed. There are two types of New Mexico Order Dismissing Duplicate Case: a Motion to Dismiss for Duplicate Litigation and an Order Dismissing Duplicate Case entered by the Court. A Motion to Dismiss for Duplicate Litigation is a request for the court to dismiss the pending case because the same issues have been addressed in a prior case. An Order Dismissing Duplicate Case is an order issued by the court to dismiss the duplicate case. This type of order is typically issued when there is a clear conflict between the two cases, such as when one case has already been decided and the other is still pending.