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Statutes > Nevada > Title-40 > Chapter-459 > Program-for-voluntary-cleanup-of-hazardous-substances-and-relief-from-liability > 459-648

459.648  Limitations on liability of prospective purchasers.  A prospective purchaser is not a responsible party solely as the result of:

      1.  Conducting an environmental assessment of real property;

      2.  Contracting to purchase, or acquiring an option to purchase, real property;

      3.  Applying to participate in a program; or

      4.  Conducting or supervising removal or remediation of a hazardous substance or substances, while exercising reasonable care, pursuant to an approved remedial agreement.

      (Added to NRS by 1999, 2694)

     

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nevada > Title-40 > Chapter-459 > Program-for-voluntary-cleanup-of-hazardous-substances-and-relief-from-liability > 459-648

459.648  Limitations on liability of prospective purchasers.  A prospective purchaser is not a responsible party solely as the result of:

      1.  Conducting an environmental assessment of real property;

      2.  Contracting to purchase, or acquiring an option to purchase, real property;

      3.  Applying to participate in a program; or

      4.  Conducting or supervising removal or remediation of a hazardous substance or substances, while exercising reasonable care, pursuant to an approved remedial agreement.

      (Added to NRS by 1999, 2694)

     


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nevada > Title-40 > Chapter-459 > Program-for-voluntary-cleanup-of-hazardous-substances-and-relief-from-liability > 459-648

459.648  Limitations on liability of prospective purchasers.  A prospective purchaser is not a responsible party solely as the result of:

      1.  Conducting an environmental assessment of real property;

      2.  Contracting to purchase, or acquiring an option to purchase, real property;

      3.  Applying to participate in a program; or

      4.  Conducting or supervising removal or remediation of a hazardous substance or substances, while exercising reasonable care, pursuant to an approved remedial agreement.

      (Added to NRS by 1999, 2694)