NRS 271.600 Recitals, contents and execution of deed; deed as conclusive evidence.
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NRS 271.600 Recitals, contents and execution of deed; deed as conclusive evidence. The deed shall be executed in the name of the municipality by which the improvement was made and shall recite in substance the matters contained in the certificate of sale, the notice to the owner, and that no redemption has been made to the property within the time allowed by law. The deed shall be signed and acknowledged by the treasurer, as such, and is prima facie evidence that the property was assessed according to law, that it was not redeemed, that due notice of demand for deed had been given, and that the person executing the deed was the proper officer.
The deed is conclusive evidence of the regularity of all proceedings regarding the assessment, up to and including the execution of the deed, and shall convey the entire fee simple title to the property described, except as otherwise provided for municipalities, stripped of all liens and claims except as provided in NRS 271.420 .