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"he tenant ma> +ile, along Aith the a**ro*riate +ee;, a 6otion to Conte;t )er;onal )ro*ert> ienE on

a -u;tice Court +orm. See NRS (!.2%F7?. "he tenant ma> al;o ;ue +or actual damage; and *unitie

damage; u* to G1,!!! i+ the landlord hold; the tenantB; *ro*ert> in an e++ort to en;ure that the tenant

*a>; rent. See NRS 1184.2!. )lea;e aAard thi; *enalt> to the tenant here. How does t*e tenant

contest t*e lien0

"he "enant can conte;t the lien H> +iling aNotice o+ **o;ition to ienAith the clerI o+ the -u;tice Court on a +orm*roided H> the Court. 3oAeer, the "enantB; Notice o+ **o;ition to ien mu;t He +iled Aithin da>; a+ter the*er;on

+iling the notice receie; the Notice o+ Sale H> auction. "here+ore, the "enant mu;t Aait until he receie; the Notice o+Sale He+ore +iling the Notice o+ **o;ition to ien. See NRS 1!8.%.

How long m+st a landlord 1eep a tenant2s propert. after e3iction0

4 landlord mu;t ;a+el> ;tore a tenantB; *ro*ert> +or %! da>; a+ter the tenantB; aHandonment or eiction. See NRS1184.($!F1?

Can t*e landlord ref+se to release a tenant2s propert. after e3iction0

"he landlord mu;t *roide rea;onaHle acce;; and o**ortunit> +or the tenant or hi; authoriJed re*re;entatie to retriee*er;onal *ro*ert> le+t Hehind. "he landlord ma> charge and collect the rea;onaHle and actual co;t; o+ inentor>, moingand ;torage He+ore relea;ing the *ro*ert> to the tenant. "he landlord cannot reKuire the tenant to *a> rent or the co;t; o+the eiction a; a condition to relea;ing the *ro*ert>. See NRS 1184.($!F1?Fa?

4*at if more t*an 5) da.s *a3e e6pired since t*e tenant2s e3iction0

4+ter the e'*iration o+ the %!da> *eriod, the landlord ma> di;*o;e o+ the *ro*ert> and recoer hi; rea;onaHle co;t; out o+the *ro*ert> i+:

1. 3e ha; made rea;onaHle e++ort; to locate the tenant

2. 3a; noti+ied the tenant in Ariting o+ hi; intention to di;*o;e o+ the

*ro*ert> and

%. 1( da>; hae ela*;ed ;ince the notice Aa; gien to the tenant.

NRS 1184.($!F1?FH?

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ORDER RESO!"N# MOT"ON TO CONTEST $ERSONA $RO$ERT% "EN Decem&er

'(, ')((, Motion to S*ow Ca+se, S+pplement to Opposition to Hills Motion to S*ow Ca+se-

Motion for Ret+rn of Sec+rit. Deposit- Re+est for S+&mission of all Motions
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4*at can t*e tenant do if t*e landlord will not ret+rn *is propert. or if *e disp+tes t*e landlord2s c*arges0

"he tenant ma> +ile, along Aith the a**ro*riate +ee;, a 6otion to Conte;t )er;onal )ro*ert> ienE on a -u;tice Court+orm. See NRS (!.2%F7?. "he tenant ma> al;o ;ue +or actual damage; and *unitie damage; u* to G1,!!! i+ the landlord

hold; the tenantB; *ro*ert> in an e++ort to en;ure that the tenant *a>; rent. See NRS 1184.2!.

4*at is t*e deadline in w*ic* a Motion to Contest $ersonal $ropert. ien m+st &e filed0

"he motion mu;t He +iled Aithin 2! calendar da>; a+ter the one +olloAing eent; that ha; occurred the late;t :

1. "he order +or eiction Aa; i;;ued

2. "he tenant acated or Aa; remoed or

%. 4 co*> o+ the landlordB; charge; relating to the ;torage o+ the *ro*ert> ha;

Heen reKue;ted H> or *roided to the tenant. See NRS (!.2%F7?

4*en m+st t*e *earing on t*e Motion &e sc*ed+led0

"he court mu;t ;chedule a hearing Aithin 1! Ludicial da>; a+ter the +iling o+ the motion. See NRS (!.2%F8?

M+st t*e Motion &e ser3ed +pon t*e landlord0

"he court i; reKuired to a++i' the date o+ the hearing to the motion and order a co*> ;ered u*on the landlord H> the;heri++, con;taHle or other *roce;; ;erer.See NRS (!.2%F8?

4*at will t*e 7+dge do at t*e *earing0

4t the hearing, the court ma> determine the co;t;, i+ an>, claimed H> the landlord and order the tenantB; *ro*ert> relea;edAith or Aithout the *a>ment o+ tho;e co;t;.

Sec+rit. Deposits

How large a sec+rit. deposit ma. t*e landlord of a residential propert. re+est0

No more than % month; o+ rent. NRS 1184.2(2F1?

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Ma. a tenant post a s+ret. &ond instead of a sec+rit. deposit0

5e;, i+ all *artie; agree. /+ the landlord maIe; claim again;t the Hond the tenant mu;t He gien an itemiJed Arittenaccounting receied +rom the landlord. "he tenant ma> ;end a Aritten re;*on;e di;*uting an> item; to the ;uret>. "he;uret> cannot re*ort a landlordB; claim to a credit re*orting agenc> unle;; the ;uret> +ir;t ;ue; the tenant and oHtain; a

Ludgment.

3oA doe; a tenant *roe that he *aid a ;ecurit> de*o;it

"he landlord i; reKuired to delier to the tenant, u*on hi; reKue;t, a ;igned Aritten recei*t +or the ;ecurit> de*o;it Fa; Aella; +or an> other *a>ment;, including rent?.

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4*at if t*e landlord will not gi3e t*e tenant a receipt for t*e sec+rit. deposit0

"he tenant ma> re+u;e to maIe rent *a>ment; until the landlord *roide; the reKue;ted recei*t. NRS 1184.2!

M+st t*e landlord ret+rn t*e sec+rit. deposit0

Not nece;;aril>. "he landlord ma> deduct +rom the ;ecurit> de*o;it ;uch amount; a; are nece;;ar> to:

1. Remed> an> de+ault in the *a>ment o+ the rent

2. Re*air damage; to the *remi;e; cau;ed H> the tenant, other than normal Aear and tearE and

%. )a> the rea;onaHle co;t; o+ cleaning the *remi;e;. NRS 1184.2(2F2? and F?

4*at is 8normal wear and tear90

Normal Aear and tearE i; the Iind o+ deterioration Ahich occur; Aithout negligence, carele;;ne;; or aHu;e o+ the

*remi;e;. Normal Aear and tear include; deterioration o+ the *remi;e; that occur; during normal condition;. &or e'am*le,*aint ma> +ade, electrical ;Aitche; ma> Aear out and HreaI, *ull ;tring; on Hlind; ma> +ra> or HreaI , car*et and tile ma>Aear doAn. "he;e thing; ha**en een i+ the tenant clean; regularl> and care; +or the *remi;e; rea;onaHl>.NRS 1184.11!

4*en m+st t*e landlord ret+rn t*e sec+rit. deposit to t*e tenant0

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*on termination o+ the tenanc> H> either *art> +or an> rea;on, including eiction, the landlord mu;t return the de*o;it tothe tenant, or *roide an itemiJed Aritten accounting ;hoAing hoA the de*o;it Aa; u;ed, no later than %! da>; a+ter thetermination o+ the tenanc>.NRS 1184.2(2F2?

4*at if t*e landlord fails to ret+rn t*e sec+rit. deposit wit*in 5) da.s or t*e tenant disagrees wit* t*e wa. inw*ic* t*e sec+rit. deposit was +sed0

"he tenant ma> ;ue the landlord and reKue;t u* to tAice the amount o+ the ;ecurit> de*o;it. 4 tenant Aho *aid theirde*o;it H> *urcha;ing a ;uret> Hond, andor a tenant Aho di;agree; Aith the Aa> in Ahich the landlord u;ed the ;ecurit>de*o;it ma> ;end a Aritten re;*on;e to the ;uret>. /+ the tenant ;end; thi; re;*on;e Aithin %! da>; a+ter receiing anitemiJed Aritten accounting +rom the landlord, the ;uret> i; not to re*ort the landlordB; claim to a credit re*orting agenc>Aithout +ir;t oHtaining a Ludgment again;t the tenant. Securit> De*o;it; and uarantie; nder

ea;e;, 1 R04 )R). )R +le; thi; +or the aHoe rea;on;, taIing i;;ue, ;*eci+icall>, Aith the +olloAing

a;*ect; o+ thi; Court@; rder o+ DecemHer 21, 2!11. ne G(8! i; not rea;onaHle +or a ;torage co;t. 4

1! +oot H> %! +oot ;torage ;hed in a;hoe Count> goe; +or aHout G1!, not G(8!. "Ao, the *aucit>

o+ time gien in the order +or Hoth the inentor>ing and +or the moing it;el+ Aa; Aholl> in;u++icient.

"he under;igned *aid the G(8! under the rder, he ;hould hae rea;onaHle o**ortunit> to get Ahat i;

hi;, and not hae the inter+erence run H> 3ill and ing ina**ro*riate Hehaior at the hearing FhoA

the Aritten com*laint; again;t tho;e tAo Haili++@; H> the under;igned related to their

threatening;e'ual a;;ault; did not nece;;iate *utting a di++erent Haili++ in the court at the hearing i;

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telling Aitne;;e; liIe him;el+ to leae....onl> to hae Richard 3ill re*eat the threat; made H> e; to the under;igned, Aith 3ill indicating to the under;igned and the other; a;;emHled that he

Aanted to *ut hi; +oot u* the under;igned@; a;; a; Aell. "he under;igned ;hould immediatel> He

granted additional time to retriee Ahat *ro*ert> o+ hi; remain; at 121 Rier RocI 89!1. &urther,

the rder o+ 122111, to the e'tent it remain; in e++ect and i; not oertunred, ha; a re; Ludicata, laA

o+ the ca;e, claim or i;;ue *reclu;ion e++ect a; to an> o+ the re;eration; the rder o+ 122111

mention; aHout: )lainti++ re;ere; all claim; o+ an> nature including, Hut not limited to, additional

;torage +ee; +rom NoemHer 17, 2!11 u* until DecemHer 2%,2!11 , damage; to the *ro*ert> allegedl>

cau;ed H> the De+endant, di;*o;al co;t; o+ an> *ro*ert> le+t Hehind, attorne>@; +ee; and co;t; to the

e'tent legall alloAed H> ;tatute or ca;e laA.E &urther, there i; no Ha;i; under Neada laA +or ;uch an

aAard o+ +ee;, nor ha; 3ill or citation +or di;*o;al co;t;, *artiuclarl> Ahere there

inter+erence re;ulted in the *reention o+ the remoal o+ *ro*ert> a; detailed in 0'hiHit 1. "enant;

Aere entitled to a *reliminar> inLunction re;training landlord; +rom en+orcing the *roi;ion; o+

Neada@; landlord lien laA; in;o+ar a; the> authoriJed ;eiJure and ;ale o+ the tenant;@ *ro*ert>

Aithout *rior notice and hearing hoAeer, under the circum;tance; di;clo;ed o+ record, the

re;toration o+ tenant;@ *ro*ert> Aould He ;ta>ed until the landlord; had a rea;onaHle o**ortunit> to

re;ole the Kue;tion o+ Ahat to return to Ahich o+ the tenant;, Aho had ;e*arated and Aere inoled

in a diorce *roceeding. N.R.S. (!.21 et ;eK., 1!8.1! et ;eK. 4dam; . -o;e*h &. San;on /n. Co.,

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"he Court rdered:

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3aing con;idered the eidence *re;ented to thi; *oint and the *artie; haingagreed to alloA the Court to enter an order Ha;ed on ;aid eidence, the Court +ind;that G(8!.!! i; +air and rea;onaHle com*en;ation +or ;torage o+ the *er;onal*ro*ert> o+ the De+endant +or the *eriod o+ NoemHer 1, 2!11 to NoemHer 1$,2!11. enter; the +olloAing rder: 1.

"hat the De+endant, Zachar> Coughl in, ;hall *a> the ;um o+ G(8!.!! in certi+ied+und; to the )lainti++ at the aA ++ice; o+ Ca;e> ,DecemHer 21,2! 11 at (:!! *.m. 2. "he )lainti ++ ;hall hae the right to ideota*ethe *remi;e; +rom 9:!! a.m. to :!! *.m. on "hur;da>, DecemHer 22, 2! 11 and;aid ideo ;hall include *er;onal and real *ro*ert> hoAeer, the> ;hall notidenti+> an> *er;onal in +ormation o+ an> client; o+ the De+endant@; laA *ractice./n addition, the )lainti++, H> hi; attorne>; or other authoriJed re*re;.entatie, ;hallhae the right to ideota*e the *ro*ert> +olloAing the remoal H> the De+endant o+hi; *er;onal *ro*ert>, Ahich ;hall occur on or He+ore :!! *.m. on DecemHer 2% ,2!11. "he *ur*o;e o+ the ideo i; to determine Ahether there i; an> damage to thereal or *er;onal *ro*ert> o+ the )lainti++, Ahich ;hall include all +i'ture; and

a**liance; that Helong to the )lainti++. /n addition, the ideo ;hall He u;ed to eri+>Ahat *ro*ert>, i+ an>, i; le+t on the *remi;e; H> the De+endant. %. 4n>thing andeer>thing le+t on the *ro*ert> a+ter :!! *.m. on &rida>, DecemHer 2%,2!11 , ma>He di;*o;ed o+ H> the )lainti++ in hi; ;ole di;cretion. (. De+endant ;hall haeacce;; to the *ro*ert> +rom 9:!! a.m. to :!! *.m. on "hur;da>, DecemHer22,2!11 , to ideota*e, i+he de;ire;, the real and *er;onal *ro*ert> and to remoehi; *ro*ert> +rom the *remi;e;. /n addition, the De+endant ;hall hae +rom 9:!!a.m. to :!! *.m. on &rida>, DecemHer 2%,2!11 to ideota*e and remoe hi;*ro*ert> +rom the *remi;e;. 4cce;; Aill He *roided H> a re*re;entatie o+ thelandlord, Aho Aill unlocI the *ro*ert> at 9:!! a.m. and locI the *ro*ert> at :!!*.m. on Hoth da>;. . "he andlord ;hall hae no liaHilit> +or an> inLurie; ;u++eredH> De+endant or an>one el;e during ;aid remoal *roce;;, e'ce*t +or an intentionaltort committed H> the )lainti++ or hi; re*re;entatie; again;t the *er;on o+ theDe+endant and, liIeAi;e, the De+endant ;hall hae no liaHilit> +or an> inLur> to the*er;on o+ the )lainti++or hi; agent;, e'ce*t +or an intentional tort H> the De+endant.&urther, an>one the De+endant authoriJe; to He on the *remi;e; during the *eriod"hur;da>, DecemHer 22nd , +rom 9:!! a.m. to :!! *.m. and &rida>, DecemHer2%rd , +rom 9:!! a.m. to :!! *.m. ;hall ;ign the Relea;e o+ i aHilit>, attachedhereto a; 0'hiHit 4. /+ an> third *art> i; on the *remi;e; Aithout ;igning theAaier, the> ;hall He tre;*a;;er; and the )lainti++ or hi; agent; can hae themremoed H> laA en+o rcement. $. "he De+endant ;hall not cau;e an> damage to thereal *ro*ert> or *er;onal *ro*ert> o+ the )lainti++ located at 121 Rier RocI, Reno,eada, +rom thi; date +orAard. "he Court Aill retain Luri;diction oer the i;;ue o+an> damage; cau;ed to the real *ro*ert> or *er;onal *ro*ert> o+ the landlordduring the remoal *roce;;. 7. "he De+endant ;hall hae no claim +or damage;Aith re;*ect to mi;;ing or damaged *er;onal *ro*ert> at 121 Rier RocI, e'ce*t+or *ro*ert> identi+ied H> him, in Ariting, H> 11 :!! a.m. on "hur;da>, DecemHer22,2! 11 H> email to 6r. to the Court. "he De+endant re;ere;an> other claim; he ha; that ma> not inole hi; *er;onal *ro*ert> located at the






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*remi;e; to the e'tent legall> alloAed H> ;tatute or ca;e laA. 8. "he )lainti++re;ere; all claim; o+ an> nature including, Hut not limited to, additional ;torage+ee; +rom NoemHer 17, 2!11 u* until DecemHer 2%,2!11 , damage; to the*ro*ert> allegedl> cau;ed H> the De+endant, di;*o;al co;t; o+ an> *ro*ert> le+tHehind, attorne>@; +ee; and co;t; to the e'tent legall alloAed H> ;tatute or ca;e laA.

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e+orm;?, T1 F2!!$? Court Document; 4**ellate Court Document; F.S.4.? 4**ellate n "hitchener,

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=atrina "hitchener Steen amH and =aitl>n "hitchener, Re;*ondent;Cro;;4**ellant;., 2!!7

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6otion +or )artial Summar> -udgment Den>ing )unitie Damage; FN. 4(7997? 1% &rederic

4)C4R, an indiidual, )lainti++, . -ame; R o+ ;ummar> eiction and

e'clu;ion o+ tenant +or de+ault in *a>ment o+ rent 1 NV S" 1184.(! 1184

NRC) R0 9. N0 "R/4S 460ND60N" & -D60N"S "e't Fa? round;. 4 neA trial

ma> He granted to all or an> o+ the *artie; and on all or *art o+ the i;;ue; +or an> o+ the +olloAing

cau;e; or ground; materiall> a++ecting the ;uH;tantial right; o+ an aggrieed *art>: F1? /rregularit> in

the *roceeding; o+ the court, Lur>, ma;ter, or ader;e *art>, or an> order o+ the court, or ma;ter, or

aHu;e o+ di;cretion H> Ahich either *art> Aa; *reented +rom haing a +air trial F2? 6i;conduct o+

the Lur> or *reailing *art> F%? 4ccident or ;ur*ri;e Ahich ordinar> *rudence could not hae guarded

again;t F(? NeAl> di;coered eidence material +or the *art> maIing the motion Ahich the *art>

could not, Aith rea;onaHle diligence, hae di;coered and *roduced at the trial F? 6ani+e;t

di;regard H> the Lur> o+ the in;truction; o+ the court F$? 0'ce;;ie damage; a**earing to hae Heen

gien under the in+luence o+ *a;;ion or *reLudice or, F7? 0rror in laA occurring at the trial and

oHLected to H> the *art> maIing the motion. n a motion +or a neA trial in an action tried Aithout a

Lur>, the court ma> o*en the Ludgment i+ one ha; Heen entered, taIe additional te;timon>, amend

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+inding; o+ +act and conclu;ion; o+ laA or maIe neA +inding; and conclu;ion;, and direct the entr> o+

a neA Ludgment. P4; amended e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q FH? "ime +or 6otion. 4 motion +or a neA

trial ;hall He +iled no later than 1! da>; a+ter ;erice o+ Aritten notice o+ the entr> o+ the Ludgment.

P4; amended e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q Fc? "ime +or Sering 4++idait;. hen a motion +or neA

trial i; Ha;ed u*on a++idait; the> ;hall He +iled Aith the motion. "he o**o;ing *art> ha; 1! da>; a+ter

;erice Aithin Ahich to +ile o**o;ing a++idait;, Ahich *eriod ma> He e'tended +or an additional

*eriod not e'ceeding 2! da>; either H> the court +or good cau;e ;hoAn or H> the *artie; H> Aritten

;ti*ulation. "he court ma> *ermit re*l> a++idait;. P4; amended e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q Fd? n

CourtB; /nitiatie Notice S*eci+>ing round;. No later than 1! da>; a+ter entr> o+ Ludgment the

court, on it; oAn, ma> order a neA trial +or an> rea;on that Aould Lu;ti+> granting one on a *art>B;

motion. 4+ter giing the *artie; notice and an o**ortunit> to He heard, the court ma> grant a timel>

motion +or a neA trial +or a rea;on not ;tated in the motion. hen granting a neA trial on it; oAn

initiatie or +or a rea;on not ;tated in a motion, the court ;hall ;*eci+> the ground; in it; order.

P4dded e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q Fe? 6otion to 4lter or 4mend a -udgment. 4 motion to alter or

amend the Ludgment ;hall He +iled no later than 1! da>; a+ter ;erice o+ Aritten notice o+ entr> o+ the

Ludgment. R0 $!. R0/0& &R6 -D60N" R RD0R "e't Fa? Clerical 6i;taIe;. Clerical

mi;taIe; in Ludgment;, order; or other *art; o+ the record and error; therein ari;ing +rom oer;ight or

omi;;ion ma> He corrected H> the court at an> time o+ it; oAn initiatie or on the motion o+ an> *art>

and a+ter ;uch notice, i+ an>, a; the court order;. During the *endenc> o+ an a**eal, ;uch mi;taIe;

ma> He ;o corrected He+ore the a**eal i; docIeted in the a**ellate court, and therea+ter Ahile the

a**eal i; *ending ma> He ;o corrected Aith leae o+ the a**ellate court. FH? 6i;taIe; /nadertence

0'cu;aHle Neglect NeAl> Di;coered 0idence &raud, 0tc. n motion and u*on ;uch term; a; are

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*roceeding +or the +olloAing rea;on;: F1? mi;taIe, inadertence, ;ur*ri;e, or e'cu;aHle neglect F2?

neAl> di;coered eidence Ahich H> due diligence could not hae Heen di;coered in time to moe

+or a neA trial under Rule 9FH? F%? +raud FAhether hereto+ore denominated intrin;ic or e'trin;ic?,

mi;re*re;entation or other mi;conduct o+ an ader;e *art> F(? the Ludgment i; oid or, F? the

Ludgment ha; Heen ;ati;+ied, relea;ed, or di;charged, or a *rior Ludgment u*on Ahich it i; Ha;ed ha;

Heen reer;ed or otherAi;e acated, or it i; no longer eKuitaHle that an inLunction ;hould hae

*ro;*ectie a**lication. "he motion ;hall He made Aithin a rea;onaHle time, and +or rea;on; F1?, F2?,

and F%? not more than $ month; a+ter the *roceeding Aa; taIen or the date that Aritten notice o+ entr>

o+ the Ludgment or order Aa; ;ered. 4 motion under thi; ;uHdii;ion FH? doe; not a++ect the +inalit>

o+ a Ludgment or ;u;*end it; o*eration. "hi; rule doe; not limit the *oAer o+ a court to entertain an

inde*endent action to reliee a *art> +rom a Ludgment, order, or *roceeding, or to ;et a;ide a

Ludgment +or +raud u*on the court. rit; o+ coram noHi;, coram oHi;, audita Kuerela, and Hill; o+

reieA and Hill; in the nature o+ a Hill o+ reieA, are aHoli;hed, and the *rocedure +or oHtaining an>

relie+ +rom a Ludgment ;hall He H> motion a; *re;criHed in the;e rule; or H> an inde*endent action.

P4; amended e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q Fc? De+ault -udgment;: De+endant Not )er;onall> Sered.

hen a de+ault Ludgment ;hall hae Heen taIen again;t an> *art> Aho Aa; not *er;onall> ;ered Aith

;ummon; and com*laint, either in the State o+ Neada or in an> other Luri;diction, and Aho ha; not

entered a general a**earance in the action, the court, a+ter notice to the ader;e *art>, u*on motion

made Aithin $ month; a+ter the date o+ ;erice o+ Aritten notice o+ entr> o+ ;uch Ludgment, ma>

acate ;uch Ludgment and alloA the *art> or the *art>B; legal re*re;entatie; to an;Aer to the merit;

o+ the original action. hen, hoAeer, a *art> ha; Heen *er;onall> ;ered Aith ;ummon; and

com*laint, either in the State o+ Neada or in an> other Luri;diction, the *art> mu;t maIe a**lication

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*ermi;;ion to +ile an an;Aer, in accordance Aith the *roi;ion; o+ ;uHdii;ion FH? o+ thi; rule. P4;

amended e++ectie -anuar> 1, 2!!.Q Fd? De+ault -udgment;: 6odi+ication Nunc )ro "unc. heneer

a de+ault Ludgment or decree ha; Heen entered, the *art> or *artie; in de+ault therein ma> at an> time

therea+ter, u*on Aritten con;ent o+ the *art> or *artie; in Aho;e +aor Ludgment or decree ha; Heen

entered, enter general a**earance in the action, and the general a**earance ;o entered ;hall hae the

;ame +orce and e++ect a; i+ entered at the *ro*er time *rior to the rendition o+ the Ludgment or decree.

n ;uch a**earance Heing entered the court ma> maIe and enter a modi+ied Ludgment or decree to

the e'tent onl> o+ ;hoAing ;uch general a**earance on the *art o+ the *art> or *artie; in de+ault, and

it ;hall He entered nunc *ro tunc a; o+ the date o+ the original Ludgment or decree *roided, hoAeer,

that nothing herein contained ;hall *reent the court +rom modi+>ing ;uch Ludgment or decree a;

;ti*ulated and agreed in Ariting H> the *artie; to ;uch action, and in accordance Aith the term; o+

;uch Aritten ;ti*ulation and agreement.

. Nothing in 6erli;;3ill; ridiculou; 6otion to ShoA Cau;e i; admitted, eer>thing i; o**o;ed.

3ill maIe; Ha;ele;; allegation; o+ the under;igned l>ingE >et he neer get; around to *ointing out

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"he under;igned NRS (!.%8! )roi;ion; goerning a**eal;. 0ither *art> ma>, Aithin 1! da>;,

a**eal +rom the Ludgment rendered. the de+endant ;hall not ;ta> the e'ecution o+ the

Ludgment, unle;;, Aithin the 1! da>;, the de+endant ;hall e'ecute and +ile Aith the court or Lu;tice the

de+endantB; undertaIing to the *lainti++, Aith tAo or more ;uretie;, in an amount to He +i'ed H> the

court or Lu;tice, Hut Ahich ;hall not He le;; than tAice the amount o+ the Ludgment and co;t;, to the

e++ect that, i+ the Ludgment a**ealed +rom He a++irmed or the a**eal He di;mi;;ed, the a**ellant Aill

*a> the Ludgment and the co;t o+ a**eal, the alue o+ the u;e and occu*ation o+ the *ro*ert>, and

damage; Lu;tl> accruing to the *lainti++ during the *endenc> o+ the a**eal. *on taIing the a**eal

and +iling the undertaIing, all +urther *roceeding; in the ca;e ;hall He ;ta>ed.

NRS (!.%8 Sta> o+ e'ecution u*on a**eal dut> o+ tenant Aho retain; *o;;e;;ion o+ *remi;e; to

*a> rent during ;ta>. *on an a**eal +rom an order entered *ur;uant to NRS (!.2%:

1. 0'ce*t a; otherAi;e *roided in thi; ;uH;ection, a ;ta> o+ e'ecution ma> He oHtained H> +iling

Aith the trial court a Hond in the amount o+ G2! to coer the e'*ected co;t; on a**eal. /n an action

concerning a lea;e o+ commercial *ro*ert> or an> other *ro*ert> +or Ahich the monthl> rent e'ceed;

G1,!!!, the court ma>, u*on it; oAn motion or that o+ a *art>, and u*on a ;hoAing o+ good cau;e,

order an additional Hond to He *o;ted to coer the e'*ected co;t; on a**eal. 4 ;uret> u*on the Hond

;uHmit; to the Luri;diction o+ the a**ellate court and irreocaHl> a**oint; the clerI o+ that court a; the

;uret>B; agent u*on Ahom *a*er; a++ecting the ;uret>B; liaHilit> u*on the Hond ma> He ;ered.

iaHilit> o+ a ;uret> ma> He en+orced, or the Hond ma> He relea;ed, on motion in the a**ellate court

Aithout inde*endent action.

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2. 4 tenant Aho retain; *o;;e;;ion o+ the *remi;e; that are the ;uHLect o+ the a**eal during the

*endenc> o+ the a**eal ;hall *a> to the landlord rent in the amount *roided in the underl>ing

contract HetAeen the tenant and the landlord a; it Hecome; due. /+ the tenant +ail; to *a> ;uch rent, the

landlord ma> initiate neA *roceeding; +or a ;ummar> eiction H> ;ering the tenant Aith a neA

notice *ur;uant to NRS (!.2%.

0;taHli;hing alue o+ *ro*ert> conerted: Commercial tenant Aa; entitled to alue o+ certain item;

o+ *er;onal *ro*ert> lo;t during cour;e o+ Arong+ul eiction, de;*ite lacI o+ documentation ;hoAing

the e'act *rice *aid, Ahere te;timon> o+ tenant@; *rinci*al, Aho Aa; al;o a certi+ied *uHlic

accountant, a; to the article; o+ eKui*ment *urcha;ed and their *rice; and the documentar> eidence

a; to their re;ale alue three >ear; a+ter their *urcha;e, Aa; unreHutted H> landlord;, and no *roo+ Aa;

adduced to ;hoA that the article; Aere not in +act *urcha;ed or that their alue had Heen in+lated.

North 6ain Street NumHer Dige;t, andlord and "enant 278. P"o* o+ SectionQ P0ND & S))060N"Q /V.

6D0 )04D/NS %7. eneral +orm o+ com*laint alleging landlord@; coner;ion o+ tenant;@;

*er;onal *ro*ert> "he +olloAing i; a general +orm o+ com*laint +or a tenant@; action ;eeIing damage;

+or a landlord@; coner;ion o+ the tenant@; *er;onal *ro*ert>: P"itle o+ court and ca;e name omitted.Q

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landlordQ, ;a>;: 1. )lainti++ re;ide; at Paddre;;Q, PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. 2. De+endant re;ide; at

Paddre;;Q, PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. %. &rom PdateQ to PdateQ, *lainti++ occu*ied, a; de+endant@; tenant,

de+endant@; hou;e located at Paddre;;Q, PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. (. n PdateQ, de+endant terminated

the tenanc>, reentered the hou;e, and tooI *o;;e;;ion o+ the hou;e and all o+ *lainti++@; *er;onal

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*lainti++: Pli;t *lainti++@; *ro*ert>Q. "he rea;onaHle alue o+ the *ro*ert> on that date Aa; Pdollar

amountQ. $. 4t the time de+endant tooI *o;;e;;ion o+ the hou;e, *lainti++ attem*ted to remoe the

*er;onal *ro*ert> +rom the hou;e, Hut de+endant Arong+ull> re+u;ed to *ermit ;uch remoal and

unlaA+ull> conerted the *er;onal *ro*ert> to de+endant@; oAn u;e. )lainti++ ha; demanded that

de+endant *ermit *lainti++@; remoal o+ *lainti++@; *er;onal *ro*ert> +rom the hou;e, or ;urrender

*o;;e;;ion o+ the *er;onal *ro*ert> to *lainti++, Hut de+endant, Aith Aill+ul di;regard o+ *lainti++@;

legal right to *o;;e;;ion o+ the *er;onal *ro*ert>, ha; re+u;ed and +ailed either to *ermit *lainti++ to

remoe it +rom the hou;e or to ;urrender it; *o;;e;;ion to *lainti++ and ;till re+u;e; to do ;o. 7.

rea;on o+ de+endant@; Aill+ul coner;ion o+ the *ro*ert> o+ *lainti++, Aith InoAledge o+ *lainti++@;

oAner;hi*, and Aithout regard to *lainti++@; legal right to it; *o;;e;;ion, *lainti++ i; entitled to

com*en;ator> damage; in the amount o+ Pdollar amountQ and e'em*lar> damage; in the amount o+

Pdollar amountQ +rom de+endant. 30R0&R0, *lainti++ reKue;t;: 1. -udgment again;t de+endant +or

com*en;ator> damage; in the amount o+ Pdollar amountQ 2. -udgment again;t de+endant +or

e'em*lar> damage; in the amount o+ Pdollar amountQ %. 4Aard to *lainti++ o+ co;t; o+ thi;

*roceeding and (. Such other and +urther relie+ a; the court ma> deem Lu;t and *ro*er. PName o+

aA &irmQ Q Dated: %8. Com*laint ;eeIing com*en;ator> and

*unitie damage; +or landlord@; coner;ion o+ tenant@; *er;onal *ro*ert> "he +olloAing i; an

illu;tratie com*laint +or an action in Ahich a tenant i; ;eeIing com*en;ator> and *unitie damage;

+or a landlord@; coner;ion o+ the tenant@; *er;onal *ro*ert>: P"itle o+ court and ca;e name omitted.Q

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landlordQ, ;a>;: 1. )lainti++ re;ide; at Paddre;;Q, PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. 2. De+endant re;ide; at

Paddre;;Q, PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. %. 4t the time; mentioned, de+endant oAned, managed, and

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PCit>Q, PCount>Q, PStateQ. (. n or aHout PdateQ, de+endant orall> agreed to lea;e to *lainti++ a*artment

PnumHerQ in the Huilding on a monthtomonth Ha;i; at a rent o+ Pdollar amountQ, *a>aHle monthl> in

adance on the Pidenti+> da> o+ each monthQ. . n PdateQ, *lainti++ *aid to de+endant Pdollar amountQ

+or the +ir;t month@; rent +or a*artment PnumHerQ and tooI *o;;e;;ion *ur;uant to the oral agreement.

$. n or aHout PdateQ, Ahile *lainti++ Aa; aH;ent +rom the a*artment, de+endant, Aithout notice to

*lainti++ and Aithout *lainti++@; con;ent, entered the a*artment, cau;ed the locI on the a*artment door

to He changed, and locIed *lainti++ out o+ the a*artment. &urther, de+endant remoed +rom, and

a**ro*riated *lainti++@; *er;onal *ro*ert> in, the a*artment and adi;ed *lainti++ that the *er;onal

*ro*ert> Aould not He returned unle;; *lainti++ *aid to de+endant an additional Pdollar amountQ. 7.

"he remoal and a**ro*riation o+ *lainti++@; *er;onal *ro*ert>, ;uHLect to return on *lainti++@; *a>ment

o+ Pdollar amountQ, Aa; Aithout legal right and con;tituted a coner;ion o+ *lainti++@; *ro*ert>. "he

rea;onaHle alue o+ *lainti++@; *ro*ert> ;o conerted H> de+endant i; Pdollar amountQ and *lainti++ i;

entitled to damage; +rom de+endant +or that amount. 8. /n locIing *lainti++ out o+ a*artment PnumHerQ

and conerting *lainti++@; *er;onal *ro*ert>, de+endant acted maliciou;l>, Aithout *roHaHle cau;e,

Aithout regard to *lainti++@; legal right; and +eeling;, Aith the intent to o**re;; *lainti++, and Aith the

InoAledge that it Aould He di++icult and more e'*en;ie, or *erha*; een im*o;;iHle, +or *lainti++ to

;ecure Aithout notice a ;uitaHle re;idence Aithin the locale. "he;e act; Aere committed H> de+endant

Aith the intent, de;ign, and *ur*o;e to inLure *lainti++, and, +or thi; rea;on, *lainti++ i; entitled to

Pdollar amountQ in *unitie damage; +rom de+endant. 30R0&R0, *lainti++ reKue;t;: 1. -udgment

again;t de+endant in the ;um o+ Pdollar amountQ +or com*en;ator> damage; 2. -udgment again;t

de+endant in the ;um o+ Pdollar amountQ +or *unitie damage; %. 4Aard to *lainti++ o+ co;t; o+ thi;

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NRS (!.%9! 4**ellate court not to di;mi;; or Kua;h *roceeding; +or Aant o+ +orm. /n all ca;e; o+

a**eal under NRS (!.22! to (!.(2!, inclu;ie, the a**ellate court ;hall not di;mi;; or Kua;h the

*roceeding; +or Aant o+ +orm, *roided the *roceeding; hae Heen conducted ;uH;tantiall> according

to the *roi;ion; o+ NRS (!.22! to (!.(2!, inclu;ie and amendment; to the com*laint, an;Aer or

;ummon;, in matter; o+ +orm onl>, ma> He alloAed H> the court at an> time He+ore +inal Ludgment

u*on ;uch term; a; ma> He Lu;t and all matter; o+ e'cu;e, Lu;ti+ication or aoidance o+ the allegation;

in the com*laint ma> He gien in eidence under the an;Aer.

NRS (!.(!! Rule; o+ *ractice. "he *roi;ion; o+ NRS, Neada Rule; o+ Ciil )rocedure and

Neada Rule; o+ 4**ellate )rocedure relatie to ciil action;, a**eal; and neA trial;, ;o +ar a; the>

are not incon;i;tent Aith the *roi;ion; o+ NRS (!.22! to (!.(2!, inclu;ie, a**l> to the *roceeding;

mentioned in tho;e ;ection;.

"he under;igned hereH> de*o;ited G2! Aith the Reno -u;tice Court, Ahereu*on NRS (!.%8

reKuire; a ;ta> He granted, unle;; the R-C Aant; to ;a> Coughlin i; a commercial tenant, in Ahich

ca;e, a Summar> 0iction )roceeding Aa; im*ermi;;iHle Ahere onl> a No Cau;e 0iction Notice

Aa; +iled. /& there i; amHiguit> in the lea;e, ;ummar> Ludgment i; not a**ro*riate, i;;ue o+ laA and

+act not Aell ;uited to ;ummar> *roceeding;.

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W,;, Zach CoughlinZach Coughlin

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invenotry of missing personal property continued: sony DCR-DVD610 with

8gb duo memory card

From: Zach Coughlin([email protected])

Sent: Sun 12/25/11 5:22 PM

To: [email protected]; [email protected]

Dear Judge Sferrazza and Mr. Baker,

There is a very sentimental hand drawn picture/caricture of my former girlfriend and cotenant of 5 years MelissaUlloa and myself that I believe I forgot to grab on my hurried way out near 5:00pm on Friday. It was resting abovethe crown modling atop the area attaching the dining room to the kitchen, where dishes were stored, in the diningroom area, it is a picture of her and I (she has glasses on in it) and I would very much like the opportunity toretrieve it. It would have been one of the first things grabbed, but I wanted to place it some place where it wouldnot get bent or damaged and decided it would be safest to bring it in my uhaul's cab near the end of this movingordeal, but I am afraid I did not get a chance to grab it before Richard Hill showed up with Casey Baker in tow andvideo cameras. How it was at all fair to expect me to enter my former home and law office, which has beencompletely turned upside down by a burglary that was able to occure due to Baker and Hill's negligence, thendemand that I ignore that extremely emotionally upsetting occurance and immediately conduvct some crackinventory of items damaged or stolen, all in less than an hour (after accounting for the travel time to get tosomewhere to send the Court and Baker an email inventory and the time that Richard Hill remained on the property

after 9 am on Thursday) is not at all clear to me.

In addition to the items previously disclosed as missing or damaged is the following, which is missing: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-DCR-DVD610-Handycam-Camcorder-Optical/dp/tech-data/B00123Q8YQ/ref=de_a_smtd That is a Sony DCR-DVD610. It had a somewhat expensive media card in it, which sentimental and work relatedmedia on it that is irreplaceable. The card itself (and this camera had one inside and one taped to it) cost moneytoo:http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-16GB-Memory-Stick-PRO/dp/B00488CN1O/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1324862012&sr=1-12

I believe one of the microphones previously indicated as missing has been found, a Shure SM58a, however, I havenot been able to test whether it is damaged or not, yet).

Two of these are missing as well: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Cruzer-Flash-Drive-SDCZ36-032G-A11/dp/B001T9CTS2/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1324862190&sr=1-2 at a current price of $27 peron amazon, however, media and files were on those that is irreplaceable and valuable to me.

The mold that I wrote to Merliss of on May 14, 2011 is in a very large clear bag on the property. The originalcarpet, the 100% nylon brown shag, slumlord 101 carept is on the property as well and should be retained shouldDr. Merliss want it. That carpet became moldy and had a poor smell when Merliss' handyman twice flooded (ontwo separate occasions) the washing machine in the kitchen). I would like my car seats and other items that are stillon the property for which Richard Hill and Casey Baker's interference preveneted me from having adequate timeand access to remove such.

Additionally, while I have not conducted a complete review of all my hard drives, the desktops hard drive indicatesfile on it were modified on at least two occasions while in Hill and Baker's custody, both on December 6th, and

December 14th, 2011. This is completely unacceptable.

Sincerely,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.

817 N. Virginia St. #2

Reno, NV 89501

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Subject: interference with my right to get my propertyDate: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 01:44:51 -0800

Some of my property remains on the premises. I want access to it, some of it, I believe eveninvolves both my law practice and my mattress business, and reserve my rights to sue fordamages, even the consequential/punitive kind in the Schiff case where a seafood distributor inNevada was awared as damages the entire value of his business, which went under as a result of aLandlord's nefarious deeds. My rights under the Court's Order of December 21, 2011 whereinterferred with. To wit, Richard Hill's contractor, for some strange reason, removed a ladder Iown from the property, preventing my access to the attic. Further, the entire back porch remainedboarded up during the entirety of my access to the property this Thursday and Friday, thatprevented me from both removing my property and in returning Dr. Merliss's property to the state

I would have liked to leave it in. Additionally, despite not having a chained padlock on the backfence for the vast majority of the time the property was unoccupied, even where refusing to let meso secure the property, all of the sudden, a chain link padlocked is secured to the backyard/porchgate when it comes time for me to be allowed to access the property and remove my belongs.Neither Hill or Baker responded to my calls and written, hand delivered requests for them toremove the lock from the back gate until it was far too late to avoid interfering with my rightsunder the Order, nor did either of them ever have the door the house on the back porch be put inan accessible state, as it remained boarded up.

Sincerely,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.


Reno, NV 89501

tel: 775 229-6737

fax: 949 667 7402

[email protected]



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RE: interference with my right to get my property

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From: Richard Hill([email protected])

Sent: Sat 12/24/11 6:29 AM

To: [email protected]

your lying knows no bounds - does it?you need to take stock of yourself.

just where do you think you will be in 5 years??

stay away from the property!

From:Zach Coughlin [mailto:[email protected]]Sent:Saturday, December 24, 2011 1:45 AMTo:Richard Hill; [email protected]; [email protected]:interference with my right to get my property

Some of my property remains on the premises. I want access to it, some of it, I believe eveninvolves both my law practice and my mattress business, and reserve my rights to sue fordamages, even the consequential/punitive kind in the Schiff case where a seafood distributor inNevada was awared as damages the entire value of his business, which went under as a result of aLandlord's nefarious deeds. My rights under the Court's Order of December 21, 2011 where

interferred with. To wit, Richard Hill's contractor, for some strange reason, removed a ladder Iown from the property, preventing my access to the attic. Further, the entire back porch remainedboarded up during the entirety of my access to the property this Thursday and Friday, thatprevented me from both removing my property and in returning Dr. Merliss's property to the stateI would have liked to leave it in. Additionally, despite not having a chained padlock on the backfence for the vast majority of the time the property was unoccupied, even where refusing to let meso secure the property, all of the sudden, a chain link padlocked is secured to the backyard/porchgate when it comes time for me to be allowed to access the property and remove my belongs.Neither Hill or Baker responded to my calls and written, hand delivered requests for them toremove the lock from the back gate until it was far too late to avoid interfering with my rightsunder the Order, nor did either of them ever have the door the house on the back porch be put inan accessible state, as it remained boarded up.

Sincerely,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.


Reno, NV 89501

tel: 775 229-6737



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To: Richard Hill ([email protected]); [email protected]; [email protected]

Some of my property remains on the premises. I want access to it, some of it, I believe eveninvolves both my law practice and my mattress business, and reserve my rights to sue fordamages, even the consequential/punitive kind in the Schiff case where a seafood distributor inNevada was awared as damages the entire value of his business, which went under as a result of aLandlord's nefarious deeds. My rights under the Court's Order of December 21, 2011 whereinterferred with. To wit, Richard Hill's contractor, for some strange reason, removed a ladder Iown from the property, preventing my access to the attic. Further, the entire back porch remained

boarded up during the entirety of my access to the property this Thursday and Friday, thatprevented me from both removing my property and in returning Dr. Merliss's property to the stateI would have liked to leave it in. Additionally, despite not having a chained padlock on the backfence for the vast majority of the time the property was unoccupied, even where refusing to let meso secure the property, all of the sudden, a chain link padlocked is secured to the backyard/porchgate when it comes time for me to be allowed to access the property and remove my belongs.Neither Hill or Baker responded to my calls and written, hand delivered requests for them toremove the lock from the back gate until it was far too late to avoid interfering with my rightsunder the Order, nor did either of them ever have the door the house on the back porch be put inan accessible state, as it remained boarded up.

Sincerely,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.


Reno, NV 89501

tel: 775 229-6737

fax: 949 667 7402



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From: Richard Hill([email protected])

Sent: Fri 12/23/11 11:18 AM

To: [email protected]

Cc: 'Casey Baker' ([email protected])

Mr coughlin - reports reach me that you have people over at the propertyhelping you move.

Please be sure that each of them signs off on the form as ordered by the

judge.

Thank you in advance for your continued courtesies & cooperation

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5 attachments

IMG_20110522_163658 missing items Onkyo receiver tuner Sony subwoofer Technic speaker.jpg (750.3 KB) , IMG_20110818_205455

Toshiba 62hm15a hdtv.jpg (1075.7 KB) , Line 6 Spider III 15 15W 1x8 Guitar Combo Amp and more Guitar Amplifiers at

GuitarCenter_com.htm (146.2 KB) , receipt for purchase of lamp for Toshiba 62HM15A $87.pdf (31.7 KB) , IMG_20110818_203900 hdtv52 inch in back bedroom.jpg (234.7 KB)

Dear Judge Sferrazza and Mr. Baker,

I am writing to further supplement and clarify the inventory of items missing. Mr. Baker and Mr. Hill, please know YOU ARE PLACED ON A

LITIGATION HOLD NOTICE REQUIRING YOU TO RETAIN AND PRODUCE ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC/VIDEO/AUDIO EVIDENCE YOU OR YOUR

AGENTS HAVE COMPILED TO THIS DATE AND IN THE FUTURE, ESPECIALLY WITH RESPECT TO PERSONAL PROPERTY ON THE PREMISES,

INCLUDING ANY EVIDENCE WHICH REFLECTS UPON WHAT WAS STOLEN OR DAMAGED INCIDENT TO THE BURGLARY OF APPROXIMATELY

DECEMBER 12TH, 2011 (INCLUDING THE POLICE REPORTS YOU SHOULD HAVE MADE). I reserve the right to update this inventory if any of

these items are found, or if others are discovered lost or damaged

I hereby reserve the right to amend this inventory should any of these items turn up under some of the "rifled" through, the use Casey Baker,



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Esq.'s expression property, that was completely strewn about the premises. But I doubt they will.

Amongst the items that were missing upon what was obviously an upsetting emotional hurr ied inventory (you can imagine going into your

home and seeing it look like it been subject to an extensive burglary), were:

http://www.zzounds.com/item--CASPX330 That is the 88 key keyboard, with hammer weighted action, Casio Previa PX-330 that sat atop the

desk in the front office is missing, very obviously

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/lr-baggs-dual-source-system That LR Baggs Dual Source blend system was put into the Charvel

acoustic "cutaway" guitar that is missing, which was in the front office, and was in excellent condition, in addition to having the expensive after

market LR Baggs dual source system added to it: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Guitar-General-649/Charvel-jackson-guitar.htm-Drive/13055863

http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/Toshiba-62HM15A-reviews.htmI had just purchased a new lamp for that television. Please see attached receiptfor that lamp and attached picture of that Toshiba 62 inch television.

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Line-6-Spider-III-15-15W-1x8-Guitar-Combo-Amp-482276-i1979323.gcThat is a Line 6 Spyder III guitar amplifier

that is missing

http://reviews.cnet.com/projection-tvs/samsung-hl-p5685w-56/4505-6484_7-31008492.html?tag=subnavI did not see this Samsung HLP5685

W hdtv dlp at the property. I want to verify tomorrow that it is for sure gone (Yes, its a large television, but it the top had been temporarily

removed from its pedestal.

Additionally, amongst the items that were "rifled" through incident to the burglary was an AKG C300B microphone that is heavily scratched up

and is obviously damaged:

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/C3000B/?

utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=livesound&utm_term=akg_c_3000_b&adpos=1t1&gclid=CJ6S_4rkl60CFQ5lhwodV2YG4w

missing speaker as well technic sb-2840

Sony power subwoofer (see picture attached of Onkyo Receiver stacked audio system)

I believe a 1000W Sony Xplod Car Audio 12 inch subwoofer, new in box was taken as well, it retailed for, I believe, about $75 after taxes:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sony-Xplod-XS-GTX120LW-12-Car-Subwoofer/12016333

A Sony audio receiver appears to be damaged, I will provide the model number later.http://www.amazon.com/Philips-32PFL3505D-F7-32-Inch-Black/dp/B003IT6Z40 That is the model of the manufacture in 2010 Phillips 32 inch

lcd television/computer monitor that was utilized in a dual screen display setup at the lawyer's desk in the commercial law office at 121 River

Rock St. Mr. Baker correctly identified it as missing after the break in, as he did the 62HM15A Toshiba HDTV in the living room, and the various

audio receivers, etc. in Mr. Bakers attached December 14th, email (attached and admitted into evidence along with the reply from

[email protected] at the hearing on December 21, 2011). In his December 14, 2011 writing Mr. Baker wrote: "The River Rock property

has been broken into. We believe the break-in occurred sometime on Monday, December 12, 2011. There appear to be items missing,

including the TV in the living room, perhaps a computer monitor, and perhaps some stereo equipment. I cant tell what else. The contents of

the residence appear to

have been rifled through."

http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-SHU-BETA58A-LISTI believe that microphone is missing, it is a Shure Beta 58A Dynamic Microphone.

I reserve the right to update this inventory i f it is found.

A foam mattress, size full is missing. The wooden platform for it is oddly part in the flower bed and part seemingly used to secure a window in

some fashion, estimated value $800

Two, (2), of these http://www.amazon.com/Keurig-B60-Special-Single-Cup-Home-Brewing/dp/B000AQSMPO$165 Kuerig B60 Coffee Machines

appear to be missing

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Western-Digital-WDBAAU0020HBK-NESN-Elements-Desktop-Hard-Drive/13055863Two, (2) of those Western

Digital Elements 2TB external hard drives $190.

As for damaged items, the Sony hdtv 52 inch television in the back bedroom is not turning on, please see attached picture (a clearer picture

and model number will be forthcoming).

Strangely, its appears that, even where the contractor (whose bill for $1,060 included a notation of "fixing leak in the basement") boarded up

the back porch, he apparently did not do it very well, as the window to the back door, inside the porch, appears to have been smashed.

I believe there are more things missing or damaged but this is not a task that can be done extremely quickly, and I reserve the right to

supplement this inventory as more missing or damaged items become apparent. I would like some additional time at the property due to

Richard Hill's interference on Thursday and Hill's contractor having taken my ladder, which I was relying on for accessing and inventorying the

attic. Further, I wish to leave this property in very, very good shape for Dr. Merliss. I have respect for Dr. Merliss as I do for this Court, Mr.

Baker, and Mr. Hill, for whatever it is worth. Admittedly this litigation has gotten a bit scrappy, and we have all been challenged by a Landlord

Tenant Statute that is not always entirely clear and does not have the benefit of a great deal of intermediate level appellate court case law to

guide litigants through the ambiguities encountered throughout this case. I want to leave this property in as good as shape as possible for Dr.

Merliss, and believe Hill and Baker are intent on limiting my opportunity to do that as much as they possibly can because they want to pursuesome theories of recovery based upon leaving property at the location, etc., etc., and have their contractors do their typically inflated billing for

work that, as here, ultimately is not very effective, as this "securing" of the property, especially where a window unit air conditioner held in

place by nothing but duct tape and lacking even a simple jam rod atop the sliding window, was left in place on a side of the house exposed to

a sidewalk near the Lakemill Lodge. Or, Hill and Baker may just be legitimately fearful that I may do something to harm their client's interest at

the property and merely zealously advocating on Dr. Merliss's behalf. I feel like an additional 8-16 hours at the property may yield a lot of

benefit to the overall appearance and state of the property.

I realize a stay was denied, however, I believe NRS 40.385 may be akin to the automatic stays attendant to bankruptcies.

Sincerely and Respectfully,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.



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tel: 775 229-6737

fax: 949 667 7402

[email protected]

Nevada Bar No: 9473


From: [email protected]


Subject: inventory continued

Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2011 12:09:18 -0800

Dear Judge Sferrazza and Mr. Baker,Additionally some rare book are missing, family photographs/keepsakes/heirlooms/media, I believe the hammer weighted action Casio 88 key

PX 330 is the model number, I believe, I will have to check.......Further, this is all moot at this point as I have fi led a Supersedeas Bond of $250,

and according to NRS 40.385, I automatically get a stay of eviction and am entitled to return to the property and continue in possession. The

statute sets the Supersedeas Bond (which yields a stay) at $250 if rent is under $1000, unless the Court wishes to rule that I am a

commercial tenant. However, if the court does rule that I am a commercial tenant, the No Cause Eviction Notice in this case, under

NRS 40.253 makes a Summary Eviction Proceeding impermissible, as Summary Eviction Proceedings are not allowed against commercial

tenants where only a No Cause Eviction Notice is filed. Its one or the other, but Mr. Hill and Baker cannot have it both ways. Further, the

Courts Order of December 21, 2011 is just that, and Order, its not an agreement, its not a settlement, etc, etc. and the audio record clearly

reflects that.

NRS 40.385 Stay of execution upon appeal; duty of tenant who retains possession of premises to pay rent during stay. Upon an appeal from an

order entered pursuant to NRS 40.253:

1. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, a stay of execution may be obtained by filing with the trial court a bond in the amount of

$250 to cover the expected costs on appeal. In an action concerning a lease of commercial property or any other property for which the

monthly rent exceeds $1,000, the court may, upon its own motion or that of a party, and upon a showing of good cause, order an additional

bond to be posted to cover the expected costs on appeal. A surety upon the bond submits to the jurisdiction of the appellate court and

irrevocably appoints the clerk of that court as the surety's agent upon whom papers affecting the surety's liability upon the bond may be

served. Liability of a surety may be enforced, or the bond may be released, on motion in the appellate court without independent action.

2. A tenant who retains possession of the premises that are the subject of the appeal during the pendency of the appeal shall pay to the

landlord rent in the amount provided in the underlying contract between the tenant and the landlord as it becomes due. If the tenant fails to

pay such rent, the landlord may initiate new proceedings for a summary eviction by serving the tenant with a new notice pursuant to NRS

40.253.

Sincerely,

Zach Coughlin, Esq.


Reno, NV 89501

tel: 775 229-6737

fax: 949 667 7402



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From: Sferrazza, Pete([email protected])

Sent: Thu 12/22/11 2:33 PM

To: [email protected]; [email protected]: Stancil, Karen ([email protected])

Dear Mr Coughlin:

The stay was denied . You will need to ask the District Court for a stay.

Pete Sferrazza



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From:Zach Coughlin [mailto:[email protected]]Sent:Thursday, December 22, 2011 12:09 PMTo:Sferrazza, Pete; [email protected]:inventory continued

Dear Judge Sferrazza and Mr. Baker,Additionally some rare book are missing, family photographs/keepsakes/heirlooms/media, I believe the hammer weighted action Casio 88 keyPX 330 is the model number, I believe, I will have to check.......Further, this is all moot at this point as I have filed a Supersedeas Bond of$250, and according to NRS 40.385, I

12 26 11 with rjc fax header for first and last page noa rjc may have failed to file stamp for 12 21...

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