United States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-20-3. Certificate of authority; necessity to obtain to transact
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A foreign business trust may not do business in the state unless it first gets a certificate of authority.
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United States — New Mexico
NMSA 59A-58-6. Security required for registration of provider
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A provider must meet one of the listed financial security options to register: keep a deposit with the superintendent or insure all service contracts under an approved reimbursement policy.
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NMSA 56-13-13. Rights of buyer in the ordinary course of business
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This section says when a buyer of farm products must follow a security interest, when the buyer can take free of it, and how a waiver or release can be created.
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NMSA 58-13C-608. Uniformity and cooperation with other agencies
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The director may cooperate and share records with specified regulators and agencies, and must consider listed public-interest policies when doing so.
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NMSA 58-13A-6. Unlawful commodity activities
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A person may not act as a commodity merchant unless registered or temporarily licensed with the CFTC, or exempt; a board of trade may not trade certain commodity contracts or options unless properly designated by the CFTC.
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NMSA 66-4-2.1. Recreational vehicle dealers; licensure; special events
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Recreational vehicle dealers must apply for a department license, and the department must issue it if compliance conditions are met. The department must also issue a special event license when the stated conditions are satisfied.
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NMSA 57-22-6. Filing of required documents
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Charitable organizations operating in the state generally must register with the attorney general, file required tax or annual reports, and correct any deficiencies; the attorney general may impose rules, grant some filing relief, and assess a $100 late fee in some cases.
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NMSA 66-1-4.9. Definitions
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This section defines several Motor Vehicle Code terms, including identification card, implement of husbandry, international registration plan, intersection, inventory, and jurisdiction.
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NMSA 54-2A-108. Name
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This section sets naming rules for limited partnerships and related foreign limited partnerships, including required phrases, prohibited abbreviations, and a process for getting approval to use a conflicting name.
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NMSA 66-4-2. Department to issue license
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The department must issue certain dealer-related licenses when the application, fee, education, and compliance requirements are met, and licensees must follow renewal and transfer restrictions.
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NMSA 53-19-54. Transactions not constituting transacting business
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A foreign limited liability company’s listed activities are not treated as transacting business under this Act.
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NMSA 57-3B-3. Definitions
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This section defines key terms used in the Trademark Act.
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