North Dakota Statutes
§ 32-19-41 — Abandoned personal property - Disposal by record title owner
North Dakota § 32-19-41
JurisdictionNorth Dakota
Title 32Judicial Remedies
Ch. 32-19Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgages by Action
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Bluebook
N.D. Cent. Code § 32-19-41 (2026).
Text
1.If real property is adjudicated to be abandoned by an affidavit under section
32-19-23.1 or by a petition under section 32-19-19, the grantee in a sheriff's deed that
has been recorded, or after receipt and recording of a deed in lieu of foreclosure, may
retain and dispose of, without legal process, any personal property left on the real
property.
2.If the real property is not adjudicated to be abandoned by an affidavit under section
32-19-23.1 or by a petition under section 32-19-19, the grantee may retain and
dispose of, without legal process, any personal property left on the real property thirty
days after the issuance of a sheriff's deed.
3.If the total estimated value of personal property under subsection 2 is five hundred
dollars or more, the record title owner shall make reaso
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§ 32-01-01
Remedies - Classification§ 32-01-02
Action defined§ 32-01-03
Actions - Classification§ 32-01-04
Special proceeding defined§ 32-01-05
Criminal action defined§ 32-01-06
Civil action defined§ 32-01-07
Process in civil action§ 32-01-08
Civil and criminal remedies not merged§ 32-01-10
Provisional remedies classified§ 32-01-12
Conditions of relief from forfeiture§ 32-02-01
Qualifications of sureties - Personal§ 32-02-02
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