Nevada § 520.130 Applicant to present stock certificates to county clerk or justice of the peace; oath of applicant

Nevada Statutes

§ 520.130 — Applicant to present stock certificates to county clerk or justice of the peace; oath of applicant

Nevada § 520.130

Title 46MINES, MINERALS, OIL AND GAS

Ch. 520Mining

Inspection of Mines by Stockholders

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 520.130 (2026).

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1.Upon making application as provided in NRS 520.120 for the privilege of entering and examining any of the mining properties mentioned in NRS 520.110 , the applicant must present to the county clerk or justice of the peace certificates of stock shares, or informational statements sent pursuant to NRS 78.235 , indicating ownership of one-fifth of 1 percent of the original capital stock of the company whose mine or mining property the applicant desires to examine.

2.Thereupon, the applicant must make oath or affirmation that the stock certificates or informational statements presented by the applicant are currently accurate and are actually the applicant’s own property, or that the certificates of stock or informational statements at the time of presentation are currently accurate and rea

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1. Upon making application as provided in NRS 520.120 for the privilege of entering and examining any of the mining properties mentioned in NRS 520.110 , the applicant must present to the county clerk or justice of the peace certificates of stock shares, or informational statements sent pursuant to NRS 78.235 , indicating ownership of one-fifth of 1 percent of the original capital stock of the company whose mine or mining property the applicant desires to examine.
2. Thereupon, the applicant must make oath or affirmation that the stock certificates or informational statements presented by the applicant are currently accurate and are actually the applicant’s own property, or that the certificates of stock or informational statements at the time of presentation are currently accurate and really belong to the person or persons whom the applicant is, under the provisions of NRS 520.110 , authorized to represent.