Nev. Rev. Stat. § 111.355
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Recordation of only part of instrument under certain conditions
Official statutory text
A document or paper may be presented for the recordation of only a part of its contents if:
1. The part to be recorded is a mortgage or deed of trust, entitled to recordation, which refers to and incorporates: (a) Provisions of a master form mortgage or deed of trust as authorized by NRS 111.353 ; or (b) Provisions of some other instrument previously recorded in the office of any county recorder; and
2. The part not to be recorded is separated from the part to be recorded and clearly marked “do not record” or “not to be recorded” or the like.
The county recorder shall record only the mortgage or deed of trust set forth on such document or paper.
1. The part to be recorded is a mortgage or deed of trust, entitled to recordation, which refers to and incorporates: (a) Provisions of a master form mortgage or deed of trust as authorized by NRS 111.353 ; or (b) Provisions of some other instrument previously recorded in the office of any county recorder; and
2. The part not to be recorded is separated from the part to be recorded and clearly marked “do not record” or “not to be recorded” or the like.
The county recorder shall record only the mortgage or deed of trust set forth on such document or paper.
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