2011 New Mexico Statutes
Chapter 39: Judgments, Costs, Appeals
Article 3: Appeals, 39-3-1 through 39-3-30
Section 39-3-9: Title or possession of property involved; supersedeas bond.
39-3-9. [Title or possession of property involved; supersedeas bond.]
Where an appeal is taken or a writ of error sued out, from a judgment or decree of any district court involving the title to or possession of real or personal property, the trial court shall fix the amount of the supersedeas bond, if supersedeas is granted, for such sum as will indemnify the appellee for all damages that may result from such supersedeas, or from such appeal or writ of error. Said bond shall be conditioned to prosecute the appeal with effect and pay all damages and costs that may result to the appellee, if said appeal or writ of error be dismissed or the judgment or decree appealed from shall be affirmed. In case the title to or possession of real estate is involved in such action, the rental value, and all damages to improvements and waste, shall be considered elements of damages.
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