North Dakota § 32-03.2-12 Post-trial review

North Dakota Statutes

§ 32-03.2-12 — Post-trial review

North Dakota § 32-03.2-12

Title 32Judicial Remedies

Ch. 32-03.2Fault, Damages, and Payments

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N.D. Cent. Code § 32-03.2-12 (2026).

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Motions for periodic payments, reductions of awards for contributory fault and collateral
source payments, for review of the reasonableness of an award, and for setting the amount of
exemplary damages, must be made to the judge who presided over the trial of the action,
unless the judge is unable to act, in which case, the motion must be presented to a judge
designated by the presiding judge of the district in which the trial was held. The motion must be
made within ten days of the jury verdict, or order of the court, and if so made, judgment may not
be entered until the motion has been ruled on.

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Motions for periodic payments, reductions of awards for contributory fault and collateral
source payments, for review of the reasonableness of an award, and for setting the amount of
exemplary damages, must be made to the judge who presided over the trial of the action,
unless the judge is unable to act, in which case, the motion must be presented to a judge
designated by the presiding judge of the district in which the trial was held. The motion must be
made within ten days of the jury verdict, or order of the court, and if so made, judgment may not
be entered until the motion has been ruled on.