North Dakota § 35-17-02 Priority of agister's lien - Notice to holders of prior liens

North Dakota Statutes

§ 35-17-02 — Priority of agister's lien - Notice to holders of prior liens

North Dakota § 35-17-02

Title 35Liens

Ch. 35-17Agister's Lien

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N.D. Cent. Code § 35-17-02 (2026).

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An agister's lien has priority over all other liens on the property for ten days after the receipt
thereof, and thereafter has priority over all other liens on the property if the person to whom the
property is entrusted as provided in this chapter, within such ten days, serves written notice
upon the holders of prior liens that the property has been entrusted for one or more of the
purposes mentioned in section 35-17-01, specifies which purpose, and the name of the person
entrusting the property therefor. If the residence of the holder of the lien is unknown, or if the
holder is not a resident of this state, the notice may be served by publication thereof in one
issue of a newspaper published in the county in which the property is being kept.

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An agister's lien has priority over all other liens on the property for ten days after the receipt
thereof, and thereafter has priority over all other liens on the property if the person to whom the
property is entrusted as provided in this chapter, within such ten days, serves written notice
upon the holders of prior liens that the property has been entrusted for one or more of the
purposes mentioned in section 35-17-01, specifies which purpose, and the name of the person
entrusting the property therefor. If the residence of the holder of the lien is unknown, or if the
holder is not a resident of this state, the notice may be served by publication thereof in one
issue of a newspaper published in the county in which the property is being kept.