§ 70-4-1 Liens for labor and material furnished or hauled for use of oil and gas wells or pipelines
§ 70-4-2 Labor, hauling and materials considered under continuous contract
§ 70-4-3 Liens of subcontractors
§ 70-4-4 Claim of lien; contents and filing
§ 70-4-5 Recording; index; fees
§ 70-4-6 Liability of owner limited to contract price
§ 70-4-7 Limitation of action to enforce
§ 70-4-8 Enforcement of lien
§ 70-4-9 Joinder of actions; attorney’s fees; costs
§ 70-4-10 Definition of words “person” and “subcontractor”
§ 70-4-11 Preference to laborers; no preference to first contractors
§ 70-4-12 Materials exempt from attachment
§ 70-4-13 Personal liability
§ 70-4-14 Name of act
§ 70-4-15 Conflicting laws repealed, Chapter 82, “1929 New Mexico

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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 70 > Article 4 - Liens On Wells and Pipelines

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