Section 3-10-7 - Officers; removal for malfeasance in office; complaint; jurisdiction of district court; hearing; serving notice. - New-mexico Statutes

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3-10-7. Officers; removal for malfeasance in office; complaint; jurisdiction of district court; hearing; serving notice.

Any person elected or appointed to an elective office of a municipality may be removed for malfeasance in office by the district court upon complaint of the mayor or governing body of the municipality. Any such officer is entitled to a hearing at a time fixed by the court after not less than ten days' notice of such proceedings by service, as in the case of summons in civil actions, with a copy of the complaint filed in the proceedings.

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3-10-7. Officers; removal for malfeasance in office; complaint; jurisdiction of district court; hearing; serving notice.

Any person elected or appointed to an elective office of a municipality may be removed for malfeasance in office by the district court upon complaint of the mayor or governing body of the municipality. Any such officer is entitled to a hearing at a time fixed by the court after not less than ten days' notice of such proceedings by service, as in the case of summons in civil actions, with a copy of the complaint filed in the proceedings.

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3-10-7. Officers; removal for malfeasance in office; complaint; jurisdiction of district court; hearing; serving notice.

Any person elected or appointed to an elective office of a municipality may be removed for malfeasance in office by the district court upon complaint of the mayor or governing body of the municipality. Any such officer is entitled to a hearing at a time fixed by the court after not less than ten days' notice of such proceedings by service, as in the case of summons in civil actions, with a copy of the complaint filed in the proceedings.