NMSA 59A-15-5. Validity of contract not impaired; right of insurer as to
An insurer that lacks a certificate of authority is still allowed to defend lawsuits in this state, but generally may not bring an action here to enforce rights, claims, or demands arising from the transaction until the certificate is obtained.
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