N.M. Stat. § 37-1-23
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§ 37-1-23. Contractual liability; statute of limitations
Official statutory text
A. Governmental entities are granted immunity from actions based on contract, except actions based on a valid written contract.
B. Every claim permitted by this section shall be forever barred unless brought within two years from the time of accrual.
B. Every claim permitted by this section shall be forever barred unless brought within two years from the time of accrual.
Status: in_force
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