Nevada § 487.400 - Definitions

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§ 487.400. Definitions

As used in NRS 487.400 to 487.510 , inclusive: 1. “ Identifying card ” means a card: (a) Authorizing the holder to bid for the purchase of vehicles from the operator of

a salvage pool; and (b) Containing the information required by NRS 487.070 , 487.475 or 487.477 . 2. “ Salvage pool ” means a business which obtains motor vehicles from: (a) Insurers and self-insurers for sale on consignment or as an agent for the insurer

or self-insurer if the vehicles are acquired by the insurer or self-insurer as the

result of a settlement for insurance; or (b) Licensed vehicle dealers, rebuilders, lessors or wreckers for sale on consignment.

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