North Dakota § 11-15-13 Fees to be endorsed on process

North Dakota Statutes

§ 11-15-13 — Fees to be endorsed on process

North Dakota § 11-15-13

Title 11Counties

Ch. 11-15Sheriff

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N.D. Cent. Code § 11-15-13 (2026).

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When a sheriff or other officer serves a summons, subpoena, bench warrant, venire, or
other process in any action to which the state or any county is a party, the officer shall endorse
upon the writ or process, or upon a paper attached thereto, at the time the officer makes the
return of service thereon, a statement of the officer's fees for the service, the number of miles
traveled, and the amount of the officer's mileage. If the officer fails to make the return with the
statement and does not file the return with the clerk of the court from which the process issued
before judgment is rendered in the action to which the process relates, the officer shall receive
no fees for such service, and the board of county commissioners of the county shall not allow
the same.

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When a sheriff or other officer serves a summons, subpoena, bench warrant, venire, or
other process in any action to which the state or any county is a party, the officer shall endorse
upon the writ or process, or upon a paper attached thereto, at the time the officer makes the
return of service thereon, a statement of the officer's fees for the service, the number of miles
traveled, and the amount of the officer's mileage. If the officer fails to make the return with the
statement and does not file the return with the clerk of the court from which the process issued
before judgment is rendered in the action to which the process relates, the officer shall receive
no fees for such service, and the board of county commissioners of the county shall not allow
the same.