United States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-19-17. Voting
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This section sets how LLC members vote and what approval levels are needed for certain company decisions.
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United States — New Mexico
NMSA 52-9-25. Authorization to issue revenue bonds
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This section lets the company’s board issue revenue bonds, subject to stated limits and conditions.
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NMSA 65-7-23. Provision of non-emergency medical transportation
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This section lets transportation network companies arrange non-emergency medical rides, including Medicaid rides, and sets rulemaking and screening limits before those rides can be provided.
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NMSA 47-14-20. Adjudication of disputes between an appraisal
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An appraisal management company must give written reasons before removing or refusing to assign work to an appraiser, and the board must review complaints and decide them within 180 days.
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NMSA 53-19-20. Contributions to capital; certificates of membership
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A membership interest in an LLC may be issued for cash, property, services, or, if allowed by the governing documents, a promissory note or written promise; managers must establish and record the contribution value.
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NMSA 58-9-11. Discontinuing business; reorganization; continuing
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A trust company that stops, suspends, or loses its trust business certificate must keep following the Trust Company Act while handling earlier trust work; if it wants to liquidate or reorganize, it must file an application and supporting plan with the director.
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NMSA 53-19-5. Registered office and registered agent; change of principal
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A limited liability company must keep a registered office and registered agent in New Mexico, and it may change them by filing the required statement.
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NMSA 58-28-4. Trust accounts; escrow accounts; pooled interest-bearing
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Title companies may use pooled interest-bearing transaction accounts for certain New Mexico real-estate customer funds, but they generally must not keep the interest for themselves and must remit interest and reports on a set schedule.
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NMSA 53-19-42. Winding up
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An LLC’s business and affairs must be wound up, unless the articles of organization or an operating agreement provide otherwise.
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NMSA 52-9-6. Board; directors as appointed public officials of state;
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Directors are treated as appointed public officials while carrying out their duties under the Employers Mutual Company Act, and directors and company employees are not personally liable for company debts, obligations, or official acts when acting in good faith without intent to defraud.
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NMSA 59A-22-19. Other insurance in this insurance company
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An insurance company may use an other-insurance clause that voids excess coverage and requires refunding premiums.
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NMSA 60-2E-23. Finding of suitability required for directors, officers and
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Certain officers, directors, and key executives must apply for a finding of suitability when the board says they are sufficiently involved, and the company must remove or suspend them if required conditions occur.
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NMSA 52-9-17. Company audit
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The board must cause an annual audit of the company’s books, funds, and securities, pay the audit cost, file the audit report with the superintendent of insurance and the president, and allow public inspection of the audit.
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NMSA 53-19-36. Admission of members
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A person may become a member of a limited liability company if the required company documents or member consent requirements are met.
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NMSA 59A-32A-3. General rules
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Rental car companies and their officers, directors, employees, or agents may not sell or arrange rental car insurance unless the company is properly licensed or has met the Act’s requirements.
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NMSA 53-19-7. Formation
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One or more persons may form a limited liability company by filing articles of organization with the commission, and they may also own and operate it.
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NMSA 60-2E-3. Definitions
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This section defines terms used in the Gaming Control Act.
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NMSA 53-19-57. Suits by and against the limited liability company
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A limited liability company may be sued or sue in its own name.
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NMSA 53-19-66.1. Administrative revocation
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The secretary of state may revoke a limited liability company if it goes 30 days without keeping a registered agent or, after a change of registered office or agent, does not file the change statement.
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NMSA 58-26-3. Definitions
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This section defines key terms used in the Interstate Depository Institutions Act.
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