Escrow & Title
In New Mexico, a 'deed restriction violation' discovered after closing typically gives the affected neighbor the right to:
ASue for damages only
BSeek injunctive relief (a court order requiring compliance) and potentially damages✓ Correct
CFile a complaint with NMREC
DReport to the county assessor
Explanation
Deed restrictions are enforceable by other property owners who benefit from the restriction. Remedies typically include injunctive relief (ordering compliance) and potentially damages. Courts may also consider whether the restriction has been waived or abandoned.
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