Nevada § 234.180 Recording of evidence of ownership after approval by Congress; retroactive effect

Nevada Statutes

§ 234.180 — Recording of evidence of ownership after approval by Congress; retroactive effect

Nevada § 234.180

Title 19MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS RELATED TO GOVERNMENT AND

Ch. 234State

Interstate Compact Defining a Portion of the Arizona-Nevada Boundary on the Colorado River

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 234.180 (2026).

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From and after the date of approval by the Congress of the United States of the Compact set forth in NRS 234.140, the county recorder of Clark County, Nevada, shall accept and record, without charge therefor, patents, deeds or other evidence of ownership or interest in any lands recorded in Mohave County, Arizona, which were previously considered a part of the State of Arizona but are now included within the boundary of the State of Nevada as described in NRS 234.140. Recordings made under the provisions of this section shall have retroactive effect to the date of their original recording in the State of Arizona.

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From and after the date of approval by the Congress of the United States of the Compact set forth in NRS 234.140, the county recorder of Clark County, Nevada, shall accept and record, without charge therefor, patents, deeds or other evidence of ownership or interest in any lands recorded in Mohave County, Arizona, which were previously considered a part of the State of Arizona but are now included within the boundary of the State of Nevada as described in NRS 234.140. Recordings made under the provisions of this section shall have retroactive effect to the date of their original recording in the State of Arizona.