Nev. Rev. Stat. § 7.275
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Continuation as public corporation; powers; rules of Supreme Court
Official statutory text
1. The State Bar of Nevada, a public corporation heretofore created by statute, is hereby continued under the exclusive jurisdiction and control of the Supreme Court.
2. The State Bar of Nevada has perpetual succession and a seal and it may sue and be sued. It may, for the purpose of carrying into effect and promoting its objectives: (a) Make contracts. (b) Own, hold, use, manage and deal in and with real and personal property. (c) Do all other acts incidental to the foregoing or necessary or expedient for the administration of its affairs and the attainment of its purposes.
3. Rules for the government of the State Bar of Nevada shall be made by the Supreme Court pursuant to NRS 2.120 .
2. The State Bar of Nevada has perpetual succession and a seal and it may sue and be sued. It may, for the purpose of carrying into effect and promoting its objectives: (a) Make contracts. (b) Own, hold, use, manage and deal in and with real and personal property. (c) Do all other acts incidental to the foregoing or necessary or expedient for the administration of its affairs and the attainment of its purposes.
3. Rules for the government of the State Bar of Nevada shall be made by the Supreme Court pursuant to NRS 2.120 .
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