North Dakota § 21-02.1-02 Petition by political subdivision of the state for court to examine and approve evidence of indebtedness proceedings - Contents of petition

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§ 21-02.1-02 — Petition by political subdivision of the state for court to examine and approve evidence of indebtedness proceedings - Contents of petition

North Dakota § 21-02.1-02

Title 21Governmental Finance

Ch. 21-02.1Evidence of Indebtedness Proceedings - Judicial Review

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N.D. Cent. Code § 21-02.1-02 (2026).

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approve evidence of indebtedness proceedings - Contents of petition.
Any political subdivision of the state may file in the district court of any county in which the
political subdivision is situated, in whole or in part, a petition, prior to or subsequent to issuance
of any evidence of indebtedness, requesting that any or all of the proceedings regarding the
issuance or payment of the evidence of indebtedness be examined, approved, and confirmed
by the court. The petition must state the facts concerning the proceedings and that the petitioner
is a political subdivision of the state.

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approve evidence of indebtedness proceedings - Contents of petition.
Any political subdivision of the state may file in the district court of any county in which the
political subdivision is situated, in whole or in part, a petition, prior to or subsequent to issuance
of any evidence of indebtedness, requesting that any or all of the proceedings regarding the
issuance or payment of the evidence of indebtedness be examined, approved, and confirmed
by the court. The petition must state the facts concerning the proceedings and that the petitioner
is a political subdivision of the state.