Neb. Rev. Stat. § 13-1505
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Official statutory text
Within ten days after being signed by the parties, a copy of the agreement shall be filed with:
(1) The area office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the United States Department of the Interior having trust responsibility for each tribe the governing body of which is a party to the agreement or its successor agency;
(2) The county clerk of each county where one of the parties to the agreement is located, except that a copy shall not be required to be filed in Lancaster County if an agency or department of the state is a party to the agreement unless another party is located in such county;
(3) The Secretary of State; and
(4) Any affected tribal government.
Laws 1989, LB 508, § 5.
(1) The area office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the United States Department of the Interior having trust responsibility for each tribe the governing body of which is a party to the agreement or its successor agency;
(2) The county clerk of each county where one of the parties to the agreement is located, except that a copy shall not be required to be filed in Lancaster County if an agency or department of the state is a party to the agreement unless another party is located in such county;
(3) The Secretary of State; and
(4) Any affected tribal government.
Laws 1989, LB 508, § 5.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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