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January 2008
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New Mexico Supreme Court Affirms Home-Rule Municipality’s Authority to Regulate Domestic Wells within City Limits
Smith v. City of Santa Fe
The New Mexico Supreme Court recently affirmed the New Mexico Court of Appeals’ decision that a declaratory judgment action can be used to challenge a municipality’s authority to regulate the drilling of wells within municipal boundaries, provided such action not be used to circumvent established judicial review procedures.
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