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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585

Execution and delivery of deeds to county treasurer as trustee after period of redemption; reconveyance of property

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NRS 361.585  Execution and delivery of deeds to county treasurer as trustee after period of redemption; reconveyance of property.

      1.  When the time allowed by law for the redemption of a property described in a certificate has expired and no redemption has been made, the tax receiver who issued the certificate, or his or her successor in office, shall execute and deliver to the county treasurer a deed of the property in trust for the use and benefit of the State and county and any officers having fees due them.

      2.  The county treasurer and his or her successors in office, upon obtaining a deed of any property in trust under the provisions of this chapter, shall hold that property in trust until it is sold or otherwise disposed of pursuant to the provisions of this chapter.

      3.  Notwithstanding the provisions of NRS 361.595 or 361.603, at any time during the 90-day period specified in NRS 361.603, or not later than the close of business of the county treasurer on the third business day before the day of the sale by a county treasurer, as specified in the notice required by NRS 361.595, of any property held in trust by him or her by virtue of any deed made pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, any person specified in subsection 4 is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon the receipt by the county treasurer of payment by or on behalf of that person of an amount equal to the taxes accrued, together with any costs, penalties and interest legally chargeable against the property. A reconveyance may not be made after expiration of the 90-day period specified in NRS 361.603.

      4.  Property may be reconveyed pursuant to subsection 3 to one or more of the persons specified in the following categories, or to one or more persons within a particular category, as their interests may appear of record:

      (a) The owner.

      (b) The beneficiary under a note and deed of trust.

      (c) The mortgagee under a mortgage.

      (d) The creditor under a judgment.

      (e) The person to whom the property was assessed.

      (f) The person holding a contract to purchase the property before its conveyance to the county treasurer.

      (g) The Director of the Nevada Health Authority if the owner has received or is receiving any benefits from Medicaid.

      (h) The successor in interest of any person specified in this subsection.

      (i) A municipality that holds a lien against the property.

      5.  The provisions of this section apply to land held in trust by a county treasurer on or after April 17, 1971.

      [Part 50:344:1953]—(NRS A 1957, 637; 1969, 260; 1971, 639; 1973, 1087; 1979, 465; 1999, 200; 2005, 1346; 2007, 2400, 2507; 2013, 301; 2015, 160; 2025, 1423, 3188, 3640)

     

Notes of Decisions
Cited in 12 cases (1 in the last 5 years), 1964–2022 · leading case: Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP
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Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP (2013) nev · cites it 14× “Until the county gives notice of sale or otherwise finally disposes of the property, “any person specified in subsection 4 [of NRS 361.585] is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon payment to the county treasurer” of the delinquent taxes, plus penalties, interest, and…”
Casazza v. A-Allstate Abstract Co. (1986) nev · cites it 21× “585(3) and (4), because the legislature did not provide in NRS 361.585 that the deed to the county treasurer was free of all encumbrances.”
Pawlik v. Shyang-Fenn Deng (2018) nev · cites it 2× “2d 386 , 390 (1986) (interpreting NRS 361.585 and NRS 361.603 together) (emphases added); see NRS 361.”
Weston v. County of Lincoln (1982) nev · cites it 9× “565 and NRS 361.585. 2 NRS 361.585(3) provides in pertinent part as follows: 3.”
County of Clark v. Roosevelt Title Insurance (1964) nev · cites it 5× “In 1957 the legislature enacted NRS 361.585 (3), reading as follows: “Anything in NRS 361.”
Thirteen South Ltd. v. Summit Village, Inc. (1993) nev · cites it 2× “See NRS 361.585. The issues in this case require more than a textual analysis of the statute.”
Bissell v. College Development Co. (1973) nev “NRS 361.585); Pender v. Clark County, 71 Nev.”
McIntosh v. Burroughs (1976) nev · cites it 5× “” NRS 361.585 was significantly amended by the 1973 session of the Nevada Legislature.”
Bissell v. College Development Co. (1970) nev · cites it 2× “NRS 361.585). Mary Catherine Harvey died on June 9, 1950, in Santa Monica, California.”
PAWLIK VS. DENG (2018) nev · cites it 4× “2d 386, 390 (1986) (interpreting NRS 361.585 and NRS 361.603 together) (emphases added); see NRS 361.”
Artmor Invs., LLC v. Nye County (2022) nev · cites it 4× “610(6)(b); NRS 361.585(4)(a). NRS 361.610(5) provides that Ifa person listed in subsection 6 makes a claim in writing for the excess proceeds within 1 year after the deed is recorded, the county treasurer shall pay the claim or the proper portion of the claim over to the person…”
PAWLIK VS. DENG (2018) nev · cites it 2× “2d 386, 390 (1986) (interpreting NRS 361.585 and NRS 361.603 together) (emphases added); see NRS 361.”
— Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585(1) — 3 cases
Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP (2013) nev “Until the county gives notice of sale or otherwise finally disposes of the property, “any person specified in subsection 4 [of NRS 361.585] is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon payment to the county treasurer” of the delinquent taxes, plus penalties, interest, and…”
Casazza v. A-Allstate Abstract Co. (1986) nev “585(3) and (4), because the legislature did not provide in NRS 361.585 that the deed to the county treasurer was free of all encumbrances.”
County of Clark v. Roosevelt Title Insurance (1964) nev “In 1957 the legislature enacted NRS 361.585 (3), reading as follows: “Anything in NRS 361.”
— Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585(2) — 1 case
Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP (2013) nev “Until the county gives notice of sale or otherwise finally disposes of the property, “any person specified in subsection 4 [of NRS 361.585] is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon payment to the county treasurer” of the delinquent taxes, plus penalties, interest, and…”
— Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585(3) — 6 cases
Casazza v. A-Allstate Abstract Co. (1986) nev “585(3) and (4), because the legislature did not provide in NRS 361.585 that the deed to the county treasurer was free of all encumbrances.”
Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP (2013) nev “Until the county gives notice of sale or otherwise finally disposes of the property, “any person specified in subsection 4 [of NRS 361.585] is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon payment to the county treasurer” of the delinquent taxes, plus penalties, interest, and…”
Weston v. County of Lincoln (1982) nev “565 and NRS 361.585. 2 NRS 361.585(3) provides in pertinent part as follows: 3.”
County of Clark v. Roosevelt Title Insurance (1964) nev “In 1957 the legislature enacted NRS 361.585 (3), reading as follows: “Anything in NRS 361.”
Thirteen South Ltd. v. Summit Village, Inc. (1993) nev “See NRS 361.585. The issues in this case require more than a textual analysis of the statute.”
— Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585(4) — 1 case
Casazza v. A-Allstate Abstract Co. (1986) nev “585(3) and (4), because the legislature did not provide in NRS 361.585 that the deed to the county treasurer was free of all encumbrances.”
— Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.585(4)(a) — 2 cases
Building Energetix Corp. v. EHE, LP (2013) nev “Until the county gives notice of sale or otherwise finally disposes of the property, “any person specified in subsection 4 [of NRS 361.585] is entitled to have the property reconveyed upon payment to the county treasurer” of the delinquent taxes, plus penalties, interest, and…”
Artmor Invs., LLC v. Nye County (2022) nev “610(6)(b); NRS 361.585(4)(a). NRS 361.610(5) provides that Ifa person listed in subsection 6 makes a claim in writing for the excess proceeds within 1 year after the deed is recorded, the county treasurer shall pay the claim or the proper portion of the claim over to the person…”
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