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19-4-29. [Recording of order appointing commissioner.]

The clerk or recorder of any such town shall at once make a copy of any such order, resolution or ordinance appointing any such commissioner, certified by such clerk or recorder, under the seal of the town, and deliver the same without delay to the county clerk of any county in which such town shall be situated. Such county clerk shall file and record such copy and the certificate thereof of such order, resolution or ordinance, and shall receive fees therefor at the same rate as for deeds. The record of such copy and certificate shall have the same effect in evidence as is provided for the record of powers of attorneys.   

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Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-19 > Article-4 > Section-19-4-29

19-4-29. [Recording of order appointing commissioner.]

The clerk or recorder of any such town shall at once make a copy of any such order, resolution or ordinance appointing any such commissioner, certified by such clerk or recorder, under the seal of the town, and deliver the same without delay to the county clerk of any county in which such town shall be situated. Such county clerk shall file and record such copy and the certificate thereof of such order, resolution or ordinance, and shall receive fees therefor at the same rate as for deeds. The record of such copy and certificate shall have the same effect in evidence as is provided for the record of powers of attorneys.   


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-19 > Article-4 > Section-19-4-29

19-4-29. [Recording of order appointing commissioner.]

The clerk or recorder of any such town shall at once make a copy of any such order, resolution or ordinance appointing any such commissioner, certified by such clerk or recorder, under the seal of the town, and deliver the same without delay to the county clerk of any county in which such town shall be situated. Such county clerk shall file and record such copy and the certificate thereof of such order, resolution or ordinance, and shall receive fees therefor at the same rate as for deeds. The record of such copy and certificate shall have the same effect in evidence as is provided for the record of powers of attorneys.