The Nevada Motion To Rescind Order For Summary Eviction is a legal document used by a tenant to challenge a Summary Eviction Order in the state of Nevada. This motion allows the tenant to ask the court to rescind the Summary Eviction Order based on certain legal grounds, such as the landlord's failure to provide the tenant with proper notice prior to the eviction, or a tenant's claim that the eviction was in retaliation for a tenant complaint. There are two types of Nevada Motion To Rescind Order For Summary Eviction: the first is a Motion to Set Aside or Rescind Summary Eviction Order, and the second is a Motion to Stay Summary Eviction Order Pending a Hearing. Both motions must be filed with the court where the Summary Eviction Order was issued. The tenant must serve a copy of the Motion to Rescind Order on the landlord, and the court will then decide whether to grant the motion. If the Motion is granted, the Summary Eviction Order will be rescinded and the tenant will be allowed to remain in the rental unit.