Art. XXII §6 | TERRITORIAL PROPERTY VESTED IN STATE

All property, real and personal, and all moneys, credits, claims and choses in action belonging to the territory of New Mexico, shall become the property of this state; and all debts, taxes, fines, penalties, escheats and forfeitures, which have accrued or may accrue to said territory, shall inure to this state.

Congratulations! You're now booked up on Article XXII Section 6 of the New Mexico Constitution!

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State Agency Bribery;
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