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14-8-11. [Standard form of instruments; supplies.]

The state comptroller, with the approval of the attorney general, shall select the form of instrument which shall be considered as the New Mexico standard form of such instrument for purposes of determining fees to be charged for recordation, and county clerks are hereby empowered and directed to purchase printed forms for recording in record books of warranty, quitclaim and mortgage deeds, transcripts of judgment, bills of sale, releases and such other ordinary instruments as are in common use in New Mexico.

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14-8-11. [Standard form of instruments; supplies.]

The state comptroller, with the approval of the attorney general, shall select the form of instrument which shall be considered as the New Mexico standard form of such instrument for purposes of determining fees to be charged for recordation, and county clerks are hereby empowered and directed to purchase printed forms for recording in record books of warranty, quitclaim and mortgage deeds, transcripts of judgment, bills of sale, releases and such other ordinary instruments as are in common use in New Mexico.

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14-8-11. [Standard form of instruments; supplies.]

The state comptroller, with the approval of the attorney general, shall select the form of instrument which shall be considered as the New Mexico standard form of such instrument for purposes of determining fees to be charged for recordation, and county clerks are hereby empowered and directed to purchase printed forms for recording in record books of warranty, quitclaim and mortgage deeds, transcripts of judgment, bills of sale, releases and such other ordinary instruments as are in common use in New Mexico.