North Dakota § 20.1-11-14 Property abandoned on state game refuges, leased or managed real property, and state game or fish management areas

North Dakota Statutes

§ 20.1-11-14 — Property abandoned on state game refuges, leased or managed real property, and state game or fish management areas

North Dakota § 20.1-11-14

Title 20.1Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating

Ch. 20.1-11Game Refuges and Game Management Areas

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N.D. Cent. Code § 20.1-11-14 (2026).

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property, and state game or fish management areas.
The director may seize tangible property presumed abandoned on state game refuges, real
property leased or managed by the game and fish department, and state game or fish
management areas. After ninety days, the director may dispose of seized, unclaimed, tangible
property presumed abandoned, or order it be turned over to the North Dakota wildlife federation
to be sold for the highest price obtainable. The sale proceeds, after the expenses of the seizure
and the sale are deducted, must be remitted to the North Dakota wildlife federation report all
poachers fund. A report of the sale, supported by proper vouchers covering all deductions made
for expenses, must be filed for the record with the director.

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property, and state game or fish management areas.
The director may seize tangible property presumed abandoned on state game refuges, real
property leased or managed by the game and fish department, and state game or fish
management areas. After ninety days, the director may dispose of seized, unclaimed, tangible
property presumed abandoned, or order it be turned over to the North Dakota wildlife federation
to be sold for the highest price obtainable. The sale proceeds, after the expenses of the seizure
and the sale are deducted, must be remitted to the North Dakota wildlife federation report all
poachers fund. A report of the sale, supported by proper vouchers covering all deductions made
for expenses, must be filed for the record with the director.