Whenever a county is segregated after the loss or destruction of the public records thereof, or any part of such records, and a portion of its territory is included in some new county created by an act of the Legislature, all original instruments or duly certified copies of such instruments mentioned in NRS 239.130 shall be recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the property affected thereby is situated after such segregation, and all proceedings to restore lost records as provided in this chapter, which are commenced after the creation of such new county, shall be begun in the county in which the lands affected by such records are then situated.
[1911 CPA § 695; RL § 5637; NCL § 9184]
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