North Dakota § 20.1-10-03 Confiscated property - Courts having jurisdiction - Requisites for disposition

North Dakota Statutes

§ 20.1-10-03 — Confiscated property - Courts having jurisdiction - Requisites for disposition

North Dakota·Title 20.1 Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating·Ch. 20.1-10 Confiscation

disposition. A court having jurisdiction of an alleged offense against this title may order the disposition of all birds, animals, or fish, or any part thereof, or other property that has been confiscated. This order may be entered only after a hearing duly had upon proper notice to the owner and after due and proper finding by the court that the property:

1.Was taken, killed, possessed, or being transported contrary to law by the person from whom it was seized.

2.Was being used in violation of this title at the time it was seized.

3.Had been used in violation of this title within six months previous to the time it was seized.

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disposition.
A court having jurisdiction of an alleged offense against this title may order the disposition of
all birds, animals, or fish, or any part thereof, or other property that has been confiscated. This
order may be entered only after a hearing duly had upon proper notice to the owner and after
due and proper finding by the court that the property:
1. Was taken, killed, possessed, or being transported contrary to law by the person from
whom it was seized.
2. Was being used in violation of this title at the time it was seized.
3. Had been used in violation of this title within six months previous to the time it was
seized.

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