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NEW MEXICO STATUTES AND CODES
Article 2 - Powers and Construction of Roads, 63-2-1 through 63-2-18.
- Section 63-2-1 - Corporate powers.
- Section 63-2-2 - Additional powers of corporations.
- Section 63-2-3 - Sale to railroad of property of infant or insane person; approval by probate court.
- Section 63-2-4 - Power to use highway, air and water transports; limitations.
- Section 63-2-5 - Methods of exercising rights and powers.
- Section 63-2-6 - Power to borrow, purchase and mortgage.
- Section 63-2-7 - State lands; granting right-of-way over and right to appropriate water thereon.
- Section 63-2-8 - Municipalities may grant use of streets.
- Section 63-2-9 - Maps and profiles must be filed.
- Section 63-2-10 - Time limit on commencement and completion of road.
- Section 63-2-11 - Repealed.
- Section 63-2-12 - Aiding other roads; operating jointly; assent of stockholders.
- Section 63-2-13 - Powers granted to corporations organized under former act.
- Section 63-2-14 - Extensions into other states; power to purchase, lease and sell.
- Section 63-2-15 - Extensions, branches, sidings and switches of foreign companies; eminent domain.
- Section 63-2-16 - Foreign companies must file declaration of intent to extend roads; time limit on commencement and completion.
- Section 63-2-17 - Repealed.
- Section 63-2-18 - Peace officers; appointment; bond; no authority in labor troubles.
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