NRS 328.110 Conditions for recording conveyances where United States is grantee; protection of subsequent purchaser.
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NRS 328.110 Conditions for recording conveyances where United States is grantee; protection of subsequent purchaser.
1. A recorder of conveyances of real property in this State shall not accept for recordation any deed of conveyance wherein the United States is the grantee unless there is recorded with the deed of conveyance the written statement of a representative of the United States, contained in the deed, or a notarized statement by such a representative accompanying it, that the United States does not seek exclusive jurisdiction over the property.
2. A deed of conveyance, patent, decree or other instrument vesting in the United States the title to land within this State is not effective as to a subsequent purchaser of that land if he or she takes in good faith, for a valuable consideration and without notice of ownership of that land by the United States until the United States records such an instrument in the counties in which the land or any part of it is located.