· 10/10/2018
Jose Reynaldo Zamora Banegas v. State
How courts have described this case
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- articulating that “Jessup II did not ultimately address the futility-of-tender issue, but the published opinion in Perla Del Mar did”
- noting that “the Nevada Supreme Court 25 explained that the ruling in Perla Del Mar was based on ‘a generally accepted exception’ to the rule requiring actual tender”
- declining to permit the belated argument because “the futility-of-tender concept discussed in Perla Del Mar is nothing new”
- “The filing of a bankruptcy petition 19 automatically stays actions by all entities to collect or recover on claims against the debtor and 20 the property of the estate.”
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