United States — New Mexico
NMSA 58-22-4. Exempt persons and transactions
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The Escrow Company Act does not apply to listed categories of persons and transactions.
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NMSA 6-6-20. Municipal post-employment life insurance benefits trust
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A municipal treasurer may establish and run a municipal post-employment life insurance benefits trust if the municipal board of finance consents.
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NMSA 58-9-4. Certificate required; compliance with state and federal law;
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A trust business generally needs a certificate from the director, and trust companies must follow state and federal law and keep trust assets separate from their own assets.
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NMSA 6-15-22. Creation of sinking funds to secure payment of bonds
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This section lets a governing body secure bond payments with a sinking fund and sets rules for payments, investments, and trust or escrow arrangements.
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NMSA 58-13C-201. Exempt securities
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This section lists types of securities that are exempt from certain registration requirements.
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NMSA 49-1-8. Organization of board; bonds; vacancies
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The newly elected board of trustees must organize within seven days, and the treasurer must handle money, post bond, and give receipts.
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NMSA 21-28-11. Trust agreements authorized
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The research park corporation may use trust agreements for bonds and may set related terms, rights, remedies, and payment arrangements.
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NMSA 22-8-37. Public school funds
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Most public school money must be delivered to and kept by the county treasurer or a school district finance board, and spending is limited to matured debts and other uses authorized by the Public School Finance Act.
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NMSA 35-12-7. Garnishment; exemptions
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This section limits how much wages can be garnished and keeps certain exempt amounts protected, including after deposit into a personal bank account if they remain reasonably traceable.
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NMSA 55-3-201. Negotiation
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Negotiation of an instrument means transferring possession so the transferee becomes holder; for an instrument payable to an identified person, possession and the holder’s indorsement are required, except for a remitter; for bearer paper, possession alone is enough.
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NMSA 55-2-323. Form of bill of lading required on overseas shipment;
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For overseas shipments with certain contract terms, the seller must get a negotiable bill of lading; in some cases the buyer may demand the full set of parts, but otherwise one part is enough.
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NMSA 58-13C-412. Denial, revocation, suspension, withdrawal, restriction,
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The director may discipline registrations and registrants, including denial, suspension, revocation, limits, bars, censure, civil penalties, and examination requirements, if the section’s conditions are met.
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