North Dakota § 36-21-18 Title to property to remain with seller until settlement made

North Dakota Statutes

§ 36-21-18 — Title to property to remain with seller until settlement made

North Dakota·Title 36 Livestock·Ch. 36-21 General Provisions

Any person that purchases livestock at any sale conducted by an auction market
established under the laws of this state must pay for the livestock with cash, check, or any other
method of payment generally accepted by financial institutions in this state. For a noncash
purchase and transfer of title to be valid, the financial institution of the purchaser shall honor the
payment at the time of presentation.

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Any person that purchases livestock at any sale conducted by an auction market
established under the laws of this state must pay for the livestock with cash, check, or any other
method of payment generally accepted by financial institutions in this state. For a noncash
purchase and transfer of title to be valid, the financial institution of the purchaser shall honor the
payment at the time of presentation.

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