NV · rules
JCRNLV 50
Filings that may be rejected
The court may reject filings that:
(a) Do not include the appropriate filing fee;
(b) Do not contain original signatures where required;
(c) Are submitted by a landlord who has alleged the existence of a written lease but who has not included a copy of that lease as an exhibit.
(d) Are filed in the wrong jurisdiction; and
(e) Are writs or other documents that include incorrect calculations; additionally, if the original writ of execution is lost and another writ of execution is requested, an affidavit of lost execution accompanied by a memorandum of costs must be submitted to the clerk’s office before a new writ shall issue.
History
[Added; effective April 21, 2014.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
1a53f99553dc95d02e0fded64474c5b330a034b9697a5f42f4a65d9f3a88375d
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