The time for taking appeal commences anew upon entry of an order granting or denying any of the above motions. Rule 72B(b). Cross-appeal: Within 14 days of service of first notice of appeal, or within time otherwise prescribed by rule, whichever is longer. Rule 72B(a). Appeal from formal eviction: Within 10 days of service of entry of order. NRS 40.380; Rule 73A(4). Fees: Payable upon filing notice of appeal. Rule 74B(a)(1). Bond for costs: Filed with notice of appeal. Rule 73. Bond, supersedeas: At or after time of filing notice of appeal. Stay is effective when bond filed. Rule 73A. Transcript of proceedings: Appellant must order within 10 days of notice of appeal. Transcript must be prepared by reporter within 30 days after receipt of form letter from clerk, except 30-day extension may be granted. Rule 74(b)(1). Transmission and docketing of record on appeal: Within 30 days after perfection of appeal, unless shortened or extended. Where multiple appeals are taken, within 30 days after perfection of the final appeal. Rule 74A(a). Enlargement or shortening of time for transmission and docketing record on appeal: Time may be extended by the justice court not more than 60 days from filing of first notice of appeal, or by the district court for additional time, provided orders of extension are made before expiration of last previous time. The justice court or the district court may order the time for transmission and docketing to be shortened. Rule 74A(d). Record for preliminary determination: On any of the following motions, a party may docket in the district court such parts of the original record as the person requests, prior to docketing the complete record on appeal: (1) Motion to dismiss appeal. (2) Motion for stay pending appeal. (3) Motion for additional security for bond on appeal or supersedeas bond. (4) Motion for any intermediate order. Rule 74A(e). Briefs: If ordered, appellant’s opening brief; within 30 days after the record is filed. Respondent’s answering brief; within 30 days after service of the opening brief. Appellant’s reply brief, if any; within 15 days of service of respondent’s answering brief. Rule 75(a), 75(b)(2). Oral argument: In all cases, unless otherwise ordered by the district court. Rule 75A. [As amended; effective July 1, 2005.] X. JUSTICE COURTS AND CLERKS RULE 77. JUSTICE COURTS AND CLERKS (a) Justice Courts Always Open. The justice courts shall be deemed always open for the purpose of filing any pleading or other proper paper, of issuing and returning mesne and final process, and of making and directing all interlocutory motions, orders and rules. (b) Trials and Hearings; Orders in Chambers. Unless otherwise provided by law, all trials upon the merits shall be conducted in open court, on the record, and so far as convenient in a regular court room, except private trial may be had as provided by statute. All other acts or proceedings may be done or conducted by a justice in chambers, without the attendance of the clerk or other court officials and at any place either within or without the township, but within the county. Notwithstanding anything herein contained to the contrary, no hearing, other than an ex parte matter, shall be conducted outside the township without the consent of all parties affected thereby. (c) Clerk’s Office and Orders by Clerk. The clerk’s office, if there be one, with the clerk or a deputy in attendance shall be open, to the extent practicable, during business hours, on all days except Saturdays, Sundays and nonjudicial days. All motions and applications filed in the clerk’s office or justice court for issuing mesne process, for issuing final process to enforce and execute judgments, for entering defaults or judgments by default, and for other proceedings which do not require allowance or order of the court are grantable of course by the clerk; but the clerk’s action may be suspended or altered or rescinded by the court upon cause shown. Any duty of a court clerk may be performed by a deputy court clerk or by a justice. (d) Nonjudicial Days. Nonjudicial days for justice courts are the same as for district courts. If any day on which an act required to be done by any one of these rules falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the act may be performed on the next judicial day.

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