North Dakota Statutes

§ 28-29-01 — Opening default judgment - Supplying omissions

North Dakota § 28-29-01

JurisdictionNorth Dakota

Title 28Judicial Procedure, Civil

Ch. 28-29Relief From Defaults and Hardships

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N.D. Cent. Code § 28-29-01 (2026).

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Superseded by N.D.R.Civ.P., Rule 60.

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§ 28-01-02

Actions relating to real estate brought by person claiming through grant from state - Limitations

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Actions relating to real estate when state grant judicially declared void - Limitations

§ 28-01-04

Actions for recovery or possession of real property - Limitations

§ 28-01-05

Actions founded upon title to real estate or to rents or services therefrom - Limitations

§ 28-01-06

Actions founded upon entry upon real estate - Limitations

§ 28-01-07

Presumption against adverse possession of real estate

§ 28-01-08

Adverse possession when based upon written instrument

§ 28-01-09

Acts constituting adverse possession based upon a written instrument

§ 28-01-10

Extent of real estate affected by adverse possession not based on written instrument

§ 28-01-11

Acts constituting adverse possession not based upon a written instrument

§ 28-01-12

When possession of tenant presumed to be possession of landlord

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Possession not affected by descent

§ 28-01-14

Disabilities extend limitations on actions affecting real estate

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Actions having ten-year limitations

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