United States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-17-3. Corporate name of foreign corporation
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A foreign corporation can receive a certificate of authority only if its name meets the stated naming rules.
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United States — New Mexico
NMSA 59A-12-15. Licensing business entities
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Business entities acting as insurance producers must get an insurance producer license.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-17-1. Admission of foreign corporation
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A foreign corporation must get a certificate of authority before doing business in the state.
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NMSA 54-1A-1104. Activities not constituting transacting business
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This section lists activities by a foreign limited liability partnership that do not count as transacting business, and says some in-state property ownership does count.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 58-13C-306. Denial, suspension and revocation of securities
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The director may stop, suspend, revoke, or deny effectiveness of a securities registration statement for listed reasons, and must give notice and hearing rights in most cases.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 53-11-7. Corporate name
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A corporate name must include certain corporate-designation words or abbreviations, must not suggest an unauthorized purpose, and must not be the same as or confusingly similar to certain existing or reserved names unless an exception applies.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 54-2A-903. Activities not constituting transacting business
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This section lists activities by a foreign limited partnership that do not count as transacting business in New Mexico, and says some real-property ownership does count.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 61-15-5. Additional duties of the board. (Repealed effective July 1,
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The board must keep records and a register, prepare a roster, report annually to the governor, and may set fees and training criteria by rule.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 66-3-401. Operation of vehicles under dealer plates
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Dealer inventory vehicles may be operated under dealer plates if the plate is displayed as required, and dealers must re-register plates or title and pay tax in certain cases.
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NMSA 77-1A-6. Prohibited acts; penalties
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Owners of dangerous or potentially dangerous dogs must follow registration, handling, notice, surrender, and court-ordered care rules, and violations can be prosecuted as misdemeanors or felonies.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 61-27B-6. Private investigations advisory board; created; members
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Creates the private investigations advisory board and requires the superintendent to appoint its members.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — New Mexico
NMSA 61-15-10. Violations; penalties. (Repealed effective July 1, 2030.)
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This section makes several kinds of conduct by or involving people in architecture illegal and sets criminal and civil penalties.
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