Nevada Code § 227.240

Directing prosecution of suits for indebtedness to State
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Whenever any officer, or other person or
persons, or corporation, shall be indebted to the state, and fail or refuse to
make settlement with the State Controller, as required by law, and shall fail
to pay over to the State Treasurer, on the printed or written order of the
State Controller, according to the provisions of law, the amount or balance to
be paid by such officer, or other person or persons, or corporation, into the
treasury, or to such person or persons entitled by law to receive the same,
within the time prescribed by law, or if no time be prescribed by law, then
within the time specified by the State Controller, the State Controller, upon
being notified by the State Treasurer, or otherwise, of such failure, shall
direct the Attorney General to institute suit for the recovery of the amount
due and unpaid, with damages and interest thereon, against such officer, or
other person or persons or corporation.

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