A. Every licensed bail bondsman may appoint as solicitor any individual who holds or has qualified for a solicitor's license. Each bail bondsman shall annually, prior to March 1, file with the superintendent an alphabetical list of all solicitors whose appointment and license in this state is to be continued in effect, accompanied by payment of the applicable continuation fees.
B. A bail bondsman terminating the appointment of a solicitor shall, within thirty (30) days, file written notice thereof with the superintendent, together with a statement that he has given or mailed notice to the solicitor. Such notice filed with the superintendent shall state the reasons, if any, for such termination. Information so furnished to the superintendent shall be privileged and shall not be used as evidence in any action against the bail bondsman.
History: Laws 1984, ch. 127, ยง 939.
Structure New Mexico Statutes
Article 51 - Bail Bondsmen Licensing
Section 59A-51-1 - Short title.
Section 59A-51-2 - Definitions.
Section 59A-51-3 - License required; exemption.
Section 59A-51-4 - Qualifications for license.
Section 59A-51-4.1 - Educational requirements.
Section 59A-51-5 - Application for license.
Section 59A-51-6 - Licensing fees.
Section 59A-51-7 - Examination for license.
Section 59A-51-8 - Bonding requirements, property bondsmen.
Section 59A-51-9 - Issuance, refusal of license.
Section 59A-51-10 - Duration, continuation, expiration of license.
Section 59A-51-11 - Return of license; property bondsman notice to courts.
Section 59A-51-12 - Appointment or termination of solicitors.
Section 59A-51-13 - Practices.
Section 59A-51-13.1 - Premium rates.
Section 59A-51-14 - Denial, suspension, revocation or refusal to continue license.
Section 59A-51-15 - Duration of suspension; relicensing after revocation.
Section 59A-51-16 - Administrative fine in lieu.