Nevada § 604C.340 Application to persons seeking to evade certain provisions

Nevada Statutes

§ 604C.340 — Application to persons seeking to evade certain provisions

Nevada § 604C.340

Title 52TRADE REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES

Ch. 604CConsumer

REGULATION OF BUSINESS PRACTICES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 604C.340 (2026).

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The provisions of NRS 604C.320 shall apply to any person who seeks to evade its application by any device, subterfuge or pretense whatever, including, but not thereby limiting the generality of the foregoing:

1.The loan, forbearance, use or sale of credit (as guarantor, surety, endorser, comaker or otherwise), money, goods, or things in action.

2.The use of collateral or related sales or purchases of goods or services, or agreements to sell or purchase, whether real or pretended.

3.Receiving or charging compensation for goods or services, whether or not sold, delivered or provided.

4.The real or pretended negotiation, arrangement or procurement of a loan through any use or activity of a third person, whether real or fictitious.

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The provisions of NRS 604C.320 shall apply to any person who seeks to evade its application by any device, subterfuge or pretense whatever, including, but not thereby limiting the generality of the foregoing:
1. The loan, forbearance, use or sale of credit (as guarantor, surety, endorser, comaker or otherwise), money, goods, or things in action.
2. The use of collateral or related sales or purchases of goods or services, or agreements to sell or purchase, whether real or pretended.
3. Receiving or charging compensation for goods or services, whether or not sold, delivered or provided.
4. The real or pretended negotiation, arrangement or procurement of a loan through any use or activity of a third person, whether real or fictitious.