United States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-19-60. Conversions and mergers; conversion of corporation,
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Corporations, partnerships, and limited partnerships may convert to a limited liability company under this section.
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United States — New Mexico
NMSA 46-6-4. [Surety companies; failure to pay judgment; forfeiture of
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A company authorized to do business in the state that does not pay a final judgment within 30 days after it is entered can forfeit its right to do business.
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NMSA 53-19-56. Action by attorney general
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The attorney general may bring an action to recover civil penalties and stop a foreign limited liability company from doing business in New Mexico if it is violating the Limited Liability Company Act.
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NMSA 58-9-5. Application for certificate; fee
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An application for a certificate must be written, in the director’s form, sworn, supported by required records, and accompanied by a $1,000 fee.
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NMSA 59A-41-38. Deposit of monies collected
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The superintendent must deposit collected monies in certain banks or trust companies, and may place them in a national bank or trust company as a trust fund.
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NMSA 61-27B-12. Private patrol operations manager; requirement for
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The department must license a private patrol operations manager if the applicant meets the listed requirements, and a manager who leaves employment must surrender the license and trigger a 30-day notification and replacement process.
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NMSA 63-2-18. [Peace officers; appointment; bond; no authority in labor
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The governor may appoint railroad-company-designated persons as peace officers, but they cannot be used for strikes or labor troubles.
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NMSA 63-5-3. [Rights of new corporation.]
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The new corporation is entitled to the same rights, franchises, and powers as a railroad company under state general laws.
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NMSA 65-7-3. Not other carriers
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Transportation network companies and their drivers are not subject to the Motor Carrier Act, and drivers do not have to register a personal vehicle as a commercial vehicle or vehicle for hire.
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NMSA 53-19-62. Conversions and merger of entities
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A limited liability company may merge with certain other entities if the plan of merger is approved and the merger articles are filed.
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NMSA 59A-9-3. General qualifications
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Insurance companies may only acquire eligible investments that meet specified income, default, and benefit conditions, and they may not buy securities above fair market value.
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NMSA 58-22-28.1. Violation of the Escrow Company Act; penalty
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A person who violates certain Escrow Company Act sections is guilty of a misdemeanor and must be sentenced under the Criminal Sentencing Act.
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NMSA 61-27B-24. Liability insurance. (Repealed effective July 1, 2030.)
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Private investigation companies and private patrol companies must keep a general liability certificate of insurance in the amount required by the department.
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NMSA 65-7-13. Vehicle safety
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Transportation network companies may not connect drivers to passengers unless the vehicle meets specified safety conditions, and they must inspect vehicles before use and at least annually.
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NMSA 63-9-3. Certificate required for operation
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Telephone companies must get a commission certificate before starting covered telephone plant or system construction or operation, unless a listed exception applies.
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NMSA 58-21-6. Persons exempt from licensing
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Several listed persons are exempt from all provisions of the Mortgage Loan Company Act.
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NMSA 59A-22-12. Payment of claims
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This section says life-loss indemnity is paid according to the beneficiary designation, or to the insured’s estate if none is effective, and other unpaid indemnities at death may be paid to the beneficiary or estate at the insurer’s option.
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NMSA 58-1B-10. Authority to issue regulations; cooperative agreements;
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The director may adopt regulations, make agreements with bank supervisory agencies, use outside examination reports, share examiners, conduct joint or separate examinations and enforcement actions, and set fee provisions in regulations.
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NMSA 58-5-11. Interstate acquisition; procedures
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This section allows certain out-of-state bank holding companies to buy assets and liabilities of a New Mexico bank only if specified bidding and receiver conditions are met.
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NMSA 59A-13-15. Contract between public adjuster and insured
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Public adjusters must use written contracts with required terms, give disclosures, and follow rescission and refund rules; the insured has a 3-business-day right to cancel.
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