First Interstate Bank of Nevada v. Shields

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• stating that every obligation secured by property through a mortgage or a deed of trust is subject to Nevada's antideficiency statutes
• stating that every obligation secured by property through a mortgage or a deed of trust is subject to Nevada's antideficiency statutes
• stating that “lenders seeking deficiency judgments 17 against any potentially liable defendants [must] prove the actual existence of a deficiency in 18 accordance with the statutory scheme”
• equating complaint with application in analyzing timeliness of application for a deficiency under an earlier version of NRS 40.455
• equating complaint with application in analyzing timeliness of application for a deficiency under an earlier version of NRS 40.455
• stating 17 that the anti-deficiency statutes provide fairness to obligors by “assur[ing] that creditors in 18 Nevada may not reap a windfall at an obligor’s expense by acquiring the secured realty at a bid 19 20 any neglect, delay, omission, failure or refusal of Lender (i

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