Property Ownership
In New Mexico, which of the following is a way to 'clear a cloud on title'?
APaint the property
BFile a quiet title action or obtain a release of the adverse claim✓ Correct
CChange the property's use
DWait 10 years for the cloud to expire
Explanation
A cloud on title is cleared through a quiet title action (court judgment establishing clear ownership) or by obtaining a release, satisfaction, or quitclaim deed from the party asserting the adverse claim.
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