Nev. Rev. Stat. § 82.456
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Dissolved corporations: Rights and liabilities of corporation and its directors, trustees, receivers, officers, members and creditors; powers and duties of district court
Official statutory text
1. Actions available to or against a corporation or its directors, officers or members are limited as provided in NRS 78.585 .
2. A corporation dissolved under this chapter and its directors, trustees, receivers, members, creditors and the district court have all the rights, duties and liabilities they have with respect to dissolved corporations governed by chapter 78 of NRS as provided by NRS 78.585 and 78.615 .
3. The district court and the clerk of the court have the same powers and duties with respect to dissolved corporations governed by this chapter as they have with respect to dissolved corporations governed by chapter 78 of NRS as provided in NRS 78.600 , 78.605 , 78.615 and 78.620 .
2. A corporation dissolved under this chapter and its directors, trustees, receivers, members, creditors and the district court have all the rights, duties and liabilities they have with respect to dissolved corporations governed by chapter 78 of NRS as provided by NRS 78.585 and 78.615 .
3. The district court and the clerk of the court have the same powers and duties with respect to dissolved corporations governed by this chapter as they have with respect to dissolved corporations governed by chapter 78 of NRS as provided in NRS 78.600 , 78.605 , 78.615 and 78.620 .
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