Nevada Code § 539.537

Security of deposits: Surety bonds; securities in lieu of surety bond
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1. For the security of such deposits there
shall be delivered to the treasurer of the irrigation district a bond or bonds
of a corporate surety qualified to act as sole surety on bonds or undertakings
required by the laws of this state, and approved by the Commissioner of
Insurance as a company possessing the qualifications required for the purpose
of transacting a surety business within this state. The penal amount of such
bond or bonds shall at no time be less than the amount of money deposited by
the irrigation district with such depositary. The bond or bonds shall secure
and guarantee the full and complete repayment to the irrigation district or the
payment to its order of all money so deposited, together with interest thereon.
The premium for such corporate surety bond or bonds, in the discretion of the
board of directors of the irrigation district, may be paid out of the money so
deposited or may be required to be paid by the depositary.
2. The depositary may, in lieu of the
corporate surety bond or bonds, deposit with the treasurer of the irrigation
district treasury notes or United States bonds, or other securities which are
legal investments for savings banks and credit unions in this state, the market
value of which shall at all times equal the amount of money so deposited, as
collateral security, and such securities shall be placed by the treasurer in
escrow in some bank or credit union other than the depositary of the money of
the district. In the event of the failure of the depositary to repay such money
to the district on demand, or to pay the same to its order, the securities so
placed in escrow shall be redelivered to the treasurer and may be sold by the
treasurer with or without notice, and the proceeds thereof used to reimburse
the district.

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