Nevada § 266.066 - Judicial proceedings: Judicial notice of change in population category and organization of city and ordinances, rules, resolutions and regulations of city council; pleading and proof
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§ 266.066. Judicial proceedings: Judicial notice of change in population category and organization of city and ordinances, rules, resolutions and regulations of city council; pleading and proof
1. All courts of this state shall take judicial notice in all civil or criminal actions
of: (a) The change in population category and organization of any city. (b) All ordinances, rules, resolutions or other regulations of the city council. 2. In all such actions, it is not necessary to plead the contents of any order, ordinance,
rule, resolution or other regulation, but may be proved prima facie by the introduction
of the original entry or a copy thereof certified by the clerk.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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