North Dakota Statutes
§ 21-01-04 — Warrants for current expenses
North Dakota § 21-01-04
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N.D. Cent. Code § 21-01-04 (2026).
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In case any taxing district is unable to sell its certificates of indebtedness, it may issue
warrants in payment of current expenses in excess of cash on hand, but not in excess of
eighty-five percent of taxes levied for the fiscal year of issue but uncollected and not otherwise
encumbered, plus fifty percent of the uncollected and not otherwise encumbered taxes of the
four preceding years, and the funds derived from the collection of taxes for the current year and
such preceding years, to the extent that the same have been encumbered, constitute a special
fund for the payment of warrants issued against such taxes. If warrants are issued in excess of
such limitations, such warrants possess no validity as against the taxing district, but the officials
knowingly and willfully issuing the sa
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§ 21-01-01
Definitions§ 21-01-02
Warrant - Order of payment§ 21-01-03
Maximum amount of warrants or indebtedness - Violation of provisions - Liability - Penalty§ 21-01-04
Warrants for current expenses§ 21-01-05
Warrants for salaries and official publications - Payable one-half in cash prior to other warrants§ 21-01-07
Warrant register - By whom kept - Form§ 21-01-10
Cashbook and register open to inspection§ 21-02-01
Definitions§ 21-02-03
Certificate of county auditor§ 21-02-04
Signing false certificates - PenaltyCite This Page — Counsel Stack
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