1. The State Treasurer may sell at a public sale property in the custody of the State Treasurer which has escheated to the State. The State Treasurer shall cause public notice of the sale to be given. Any money received from the sale must be deposited in the State Treasury for credit to the Fund for Escheated Estates.
2. The personal representative of an estate shall sell any property and transmit the proceeds of the sale to the State Treasurer for credit to the Fund for Escheated Estates unless the State Treasurer authorizes transmittal of the property.
(Added to NRS by 1983, 1091; A 1999, 2356)
Structure Nevada Revised Statutes
NRS 154.010 - When estates escheat; escheated estates must be used for educational purposes.
NRS 154.020 - Information filed by Attorney General: Contents.
NRS 154.030 - Citation: Issuance; publication.
NRS 154.060 - Claimants may appear and plead to information.
NRS 154.070 - Judgment and costs.
NRS 154.080 - Sale of real property after judgment: Procedure.
NRS 154.100 - Appeal from judgment.
NRS 154.105 - Sale of escheated property; deposit of proceeds.
NRS 154.110 - Duties of Director of State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
NRS 154.115 - Duties of State Controller.
NRS 154.120 - Proceedings for recovery of property.
NRS 154.130 - Person furnishing information entitled to percentage of value of recovered property.
NRS 154.140 - Deposit of money from escheated estates.
NRS 154.150 - Petition to acquire title to escheated property.
NRS 154.160 - Petition to be accompanied by purchase price and fees.
NRS 154.170 - Notice of sale: Posting, publication and contents; rejection of bids.