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Nevada Revised Statutes

Chapter 667

Nev. Rev. Stat. ch. 667

Liquidation and Reorganization

667.015Procedure; applicable law; power to sell and transfer assets 667.035Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation may act as receiver or liquidator of closed bank having insured deposits; no bond required 667.045Acceptance of appointment as receiver or liquidator; possession of and title to assets, business and property vests in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 667.055Enforcement of individual liability of stockholders or members and directors or managers of closed bank 667.065Payment of insured deposits; subrogation 667.075Loans to closed banks by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; sale of assets to it 667.085Commissioner to furnish copies of examinations and reports to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 667.095Deposit of books, papers and records with Commissioner upon final liquidation 667.105Destruction of records of liquidated insolvent banks 667.115Termination of trusteeship under security instruments upon insolvency; appointment of successor trustee by petition to district court or pursuant to security instrument 667.125Petition for appointment of successor trustee by district court: Order directing service of notice 667.135Petition for appointment of successor trustee: Publication and contents of notice 667.145Appointment of successor trustee when no objection made 667.155Hearing on objections to appointment of successor trustee; appeal from order 667.165Recordation of order appointing successor trustee 667.175Petition and order may relate to all instruments in which former trustee was named 667.185Provisions additional to other remedies 667.195Validation of sales by liquidator under security instruments giving power of sale 667.205Report of banks under liquidation: Contents; filing with Secretary of State; publication 667.215Conditions under which banks may reopen 667.225Conditions under which bank may reorganize before actual dissolution