1. Nevada's six-month county claims statutes (NRS 244.245
and .250) cannot be constitutionally applied to a claim against the county for
inverse condemnation. Alper v. Clark County, 93 Nev.
569, 571, 574 P.2d 810 (1977) (#52)
a) self-executing constitutional
rights cannot be abridged or impaired by statute. Id. at 572.
2. "(W)e hold that the fifteen-year period provided in NRS
40.090 is the appropriate limitations period in 'takings' actions," at least
where the taking entity has not paid the taxes. White
Pine Lumber v. City of Reno, 106 Nev. 778, 780, 801 P.2d 1370 (1990) (#78)
3. Because the right of recovery grows out of title to property,
or because "takings" claims are of a constitutional magnitude, in the absence
of a specifically applicable statute of limitations, only the period required
to obtain title by adverse possession may bar an inverse condemnation action.
Id. at 779-780 (#78)