Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 111
NRS 111.155 Conveyance acknowledged or proved may be read in evidence. NRS 111.160 After-acquired title passes to grantee
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 484
CHAPTER 484 - TRAFFIC LAWS GENERAL PROVISIONS NRS 484.011 Purposes of chapter. NRS 484.013 Definitions. NRS 484.014 “Administrative ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 266
2. In all such actions, it is not necessary to plead the contents of any order, ordinance, rule, resolution or other regulation, but may be proved prima facie by the introduction of the original ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 200
... 200.170 Burden of proving circumstances of mitigation or justifiable or excusable homicide. The killing of the deceased named in the indictment or information by the defendant being proved, the ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 123
1. A full and complete inventory of the separate property of a married person, exclusive of money, may be made out and signed by such person, acknowledged or proved in the manner required for the ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 281
1. Each person authorized by law to take the proof or acknowledgment of the execution of conveyances of real property, or other instrument required by law to be proved or acknowledged, shall keep ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 247
... States, transfers and mortgages of real estate, releases of mortgages of real estate, powers of attorney to convey real estate, and leases of real estate which have been acknowledged or proved
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 201
3. It is not necessary to prove either of the marriages by the register and certificate thereof, or other record evidence, but those marriages may be proved by such evidence as is admissible to ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 488
... exchange for a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to a lesser charge or for any other reason unless he knows or it is obvious that the charge is not supported by probable cause or cannot be proved ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 175
Acquittal in case of reasonable doubt. A defendant in a criminal action is presumed to be innocent until the contrary is proved; and in case of a reasonable doubt whether his guilt is ...
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