Rule 64 Seizing a Person or Property

This rule lets a person suing someone use certain legal tools to protect their chances of collecting money if they win the case. These tools let the court hold onto a person or their property while the case is still going on, so there's something to collect from later if the lawsuit succeeds.

The rule lists several tools that may be available, depending on Nevada state law. These include arrest, attachment (holding onto property), garnishment (taking money someone owes the defendant, like wages), replevin (getting back property that was wrongly taken), and sequestration (setting property aside so it can't be sold or hidden). Other similar legal tools may also apply.

In short, this rule doesn't create new rights on its own. It simply says that whatever state laws already allow for these kinds of actions can be used in a justice court case. The goal is to make sure that if someone wins their case, there's a real way to collect what they're owed.