North Dakota § 28-23-10 Sale after ninety days - Abandonment of levy

North Dakota Statutes

§ 28-23-10 — Sale after ninety days - Abandonment of levy

North Dakota § 28-23-10

Title 28Judicial Procedure, Civil

Ch. 28-23Sales Under Execution

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N.D. Cent. Code § 28-23-10 (2026).

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In case of the failure of the sale by reason of irregularities in giving notice thereof, or of its
postponement, the property may be sold upon proper notice by virtue of the execution after the
expiration of the ninety days allowed for the return thereof, and the officer in the officer's return
shall set forth the facts regarding such failure or postponement, or the judgment creditor, in
writing filed with the clerk, may abandon such levy upon paying the costs thereof, in which case
execution may issue with the same effect as if none had been issued.

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In case of the failure of the sale by reason of irregularities in giving notice thereof, or of its
postponement, the property may be sold upon proper notice by virtue of the execution after the
expiration of the ninety days allowed for the return thereof, and the officer in the officer's return
shall set forth the facts regarding such failure or postponement, or the judgment creditor, in
writing filed with the clerk, may abandon such levy upon paying the costs thereof, in which case
execution may issue with the same effect as if none had been issued.