2006 Nebraska Revised Statutes - § 69-000 — Chapter Analysis

Section 69-000
Chapter Analysis

Cross References:

Constitutional provisions:

Aliens, Legislature may regulate property rights of, see Article I, section 25, Constitution of Nebraska.

Arms, right to keep and bear, see Article I, section 1, Constitution of Nebraska.

Citizens, no discrimination as to property rights of, see Article I, section 25, Constitution of Nebraska.

Deprivation, due process required, see Article I, section 3, Constitution of Nebraska.

Railroads, rolling stock and other movable property liable to execution and sale, see Article X, section 2, Constitution of Nebraska.

Search and seizure, conditions, see Article I, section 7, Constitution of Nebraska.

Taking for public use, compensation required, see Article I, section 21, Constitution of Nebraska.

Taxation, see Article VIII, Constitution of Nebraska.

Animals,seizure of property used in offenses involving, see section 28-1006.

Auction sales,regulatory power of municipalities:

Cities of the first class, see section 16-237.

Cities of the metropolitan class, see sections 14-102 and 14-109.

Cities of the primary class, see section 15-217.

Controlled substances and related property,seizure without warrant, disposition, see sections 28-428, 28-431, and 28-1439.02.

Crimes involving property,justification, see section 28-1415.

Crimes relating to,see section 28-324 and Chapter 28, article 5.

Destruction by children,parents liable for, see section 43-801.

District court actions and procedure relating to:

Attachment, see sections 25-1001 to 25-1055.

Executions, see sections 25-1501 to 25-1551.

Exemptions from execution, see sections 25-1552 to 25-1563.02.

Intervention and interpleader, see sections 25-324 and 25-325.

Joinder of causes of action, see section 25-701.

Limitation of actions, see section 25-207.

Replevin, see sections 25-1093 to 25-10,110.

Survival of actions, see section 25-1401.

Documents of title,see article 7, Uniform Commercial Code.

Dogs are personal property,see section 54-601.

Eminent domain,see sections 76-701 to 76-725.

Frauds, statute of,see Chapter 36, articles 2 and 4.

Intangible property,defined, see section 77-105.

Livestock brands treated as personal property,see section 54-1,100.

Married woman,capacity to convey, see section 42-202.

Money,defined, see section 77-106.

Motor vehicles,title to, see Chapter 60, article 1.

Negotiable instruments,see article 3, Uniform Commercial Code.

Nuisance,seizure of property used in conducting, see section 28-825.

Partnerships,partner's interest is personal property, see sections 67-271 and 67-326.

Sales and purchases,unlawful discrimination, see Chapter 59, article 5.

Search and seizure,general provisions, see Chapter 29, article 8.

Tangible property:

Defined, see section 77-105.

Taxation of, see Chapter 77, article 12.

Taxes:

General provisions, see Chapter 77, article 12.

Money, defined, see section 77-106.

Personal property, defined, see section 77-104.

Property taxable, exemptions, see section 77-202.

Tangible and intangible property, defined, see section 77-105.

When due and delinquent, see sections 77-377.01 to 77-377.04.

Uniform Property Act,see section 76-123.

Uniform Statutory Rule Against Perpetuities Act,see section 76-2001.

Wage assignments by heads of families,see sections 36-213 and 36-213.01.

Warehouse receipts and other documents of title,see article 7, Uniform Commercial Code.

Wife's separate property,ownership not affected by marriage, see section 42-201.

~Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska