The superintendent may disapprove the name, trademarks and emblems which a motor club employs or proposes to employ in connection with its business. If such a name, trademarks or emblems are distinctive and are not similar to or in conflict with a local organization or a nationally registered or copyrighted name, emblem or insignia and not likely to confuse or mislead the public as to the nature or identity of the motor club using or proposing to use it, and will not interfere with the transactions of a motor club already operating in this state, then they shall be approved. Otherwise, the superintendent may disapprove their use and order that the motor club cease to use them.

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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes 59A-50-10

  • motor club: means a person engaged, directly or indirectly either as principal or agent, in selling or offering for sale, furnishing or procuring motor club service to members or subscribers. See New Mexico Statutes 59A-50-2