Nevada § 495.190 Proceedings when title defective; payment into court

Nevada Statutes

§ 495.190 — Proceedings when title defective; payment into court

Nevada § 495.190

Title 44AERONAUTICS

Ch. 495City

ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY BY COMPANY FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 495.190 (2026).

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If the title attempted to be acquired by virtue of the provisions of NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive, shall be found to be defective from any cause, the corporation may again institute proceedings to acquire the same, as prescribed in NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive. At any stage of such new proceedings, or of any proceedings under NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive, the court may, by order made in its behalf, authorize the corporation, if already in possession, to continue in the use and possession, and if not in possession, to take possession of, and use such premises during the pendency of, and until the final conclusion of such proceedings, and may stay all actions and proceedings against the corporation on account thereof. The corporation shall pay a sufficient sum in court, or giv

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If the title attempted to be acquired by virtue of the provisions of NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive, shall be found to be defective from any cause, the corporation may again institute proceedings to acquire the same, as prescribed in NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive. At any stage of such new proceedings, or of any proceedings under NRS 495.080 to 495.210, inclusive, the court may, by order made in its behalf, authorize the corporation, if already in possession, to continue in the use and possession, and if not in possession, to take possession of, and use such premises during the pendency of, and until the final conclusion of such proceedings, and may stay all actions and proceedings against the corporation on account thereof. The corporation shall pay a sufficient sum in court, or give security, to be approved by the court, to pay the compensation in that behalf when ascertained.