Nevada Code § 482.36398

Death of dealer: Operation of business and accounting to heirs or estate by manufacturer or distributor pending assumption by designated successor; accounting to heirs or estate by successor
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1. After the death of a dealer and before
the operation of the business under the franchise by a designated successor in
interest, the manufacturer or distributor may operate the business by contract
or otherwise for his or her own account without obligation or duty to the heirs
or estate of the deceased dealer or to the successor in interest except for the
obligation to account to the heirs or estate of the deceased dealer for unused
portions of prepaid rent or other sums prepaid by the dealer and for any
physical inventory used or sold by the manufacturer or distributor.
2. If the successor in interest assumes
the franchise and there has been no intervening operation by the manufacturer
or distributor, the successor in interest shall account to the heirs or estate
of the deceased dealer for the value or other disposition of personal property
of the deceased dealer located at the business or related to the business or
franchise.

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