Nebraska § 69-2711 Conflict of
laws; how treated

Nebraska Statutes

§ 69-2711 — Conflict of laws; how treated

Nebraska § 69-2711

Ch. 69Personal Property

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 69-2711 (2026).

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If a court of competent jurisdiction
finds that the provisions of sections  69-2704  to  69-2711  and
of sections  69-2702  and  69-2703  conflict and cannot be harmonized, then the
provisions of sections  69-2702  and  69-2703  shall control. If sections  69-2704 
to  69-2711  or any part of any
such sections causes sections  69-2702  and  69-2703  to no longer constitute
a Qualifying or Model Statute, as those terms are defined in the Master Settlement
Agreement, then that portion of sections  69-2704  to  69-2711  shall
not be valid.

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If a court of competent jurisdiction
finds that the provisions of sections 69-2704 to 69-2711 and
of sections 69-2702 and 69-2703 conflict and cannot be harmonized, then the
provisions of sections 69-2702 and 69-2703 shall control. If sections 69-2704
to 69-2711 or any part of any
such sections causes sections 69-2702 and 69-2703 to no longer constitute
a Qualifying or Model Statute, as those terms are defined in the Master Settlement
Agreement, then that portion of sections 69-2704 to 69-2711 shall
not be valid.