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2006 New Mexico Statutes - Article 8 — Recording, 14-8-1 through 14-8-17.
- Section 14-8-1 — County clerk as ex-officio recorder.
- Section 14-8-2 — Duties of recorder.
- Section 14-8-3 — Recording books.
- Section 14-8-4 — Acknowledgment necessary for recording; decrees; exceptions.
- Section 14-8-5 — Mining location notices; recording.
- Section 14-8-6 — Endorsement on receipt of documents; constructive notice of contents.
- Section 14-8-7 — Durability of records; required inks and ribbons.
- Section 14-8-8 — Noncompliance with durability requirements; penalty.
- Section 14-8-9 — Security of books of record; delivery to successors.
- Section 14-8-10 — County clerks; failure to perform duties as recorder; fees.
- Section 14-8-11 — Standard form of instruments; supplies.
- Section 14-8-12 — Recording fees; when instrument not photocopied.
- Section 14-8-12.1 — Temporary provision; validation.
- Section 14-8-12.2 — Recording fees; when instrument is photocopied.
- Section 14-8-12.3 — Recording fee; assignments or releases of interest in property.
- Section 14-8-12.4 — Recording fee; more than two acknowledgments; more than two hundred words; when number of words is in excess of standard form.
- Section 14-8-13 — Fees; copying records; issuing licenses; acknowledgments.
- Section 14-8-14 — Searching records; fees.
- Section 14-8-15 — Payment of fees.
- Section 14-8-16 — Filings of legal descriptions and plats of real property authorized; recording; fees.
- Section 14-8-17 — Soldier's discharge papers recorded without cost.
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