North Dakota § 39-22.1-01.1 Primary established place of business - Penalty

North Dakota Statutes

§ 39-22.1-01.1 — Primary established place of business - Penalty

North Dakota § 39-22.1-01.1

Title 39Motor Vehicles

Ch. 39-22.1Trailer Dealer's Licensing and Bonding

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N.D. Cent. Code § 39-22.1-01.1 (2026).

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1.If the licensee desires to move from the primary established place of business occupied when the license was granted to a new location, the licensee shall notify the director.

2.A licensed dealer may establish secondary trailer display lots in the conduct of the dealer's business. Secondary lots must be identified as a part of the licensed dealer's operation.

3.The department may assess a person violating this section a one hundred dollar fee for a first violation or a two hundred dollar fee for a second violation within two years of the first violation. The department may suspend the license of a trailer dealer licensed under this chapter if a third or subsequent violation of this section occurs within five years of the first violation.

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1. If the licensee desires to move from the primary established place of business
occupied when the license was granted to a new location, the licensee shall notify the
director.
2. A licensed dealer may establish secondary trailer display lots in the conduct of the
dealer's business. Secondary lots must be identified as a part of the licensed dealer's
operation.
3. The department may assess a person violating this section a one hundred dollar fee
for a first violation or a two hundred dollar fee for a second violation within two years of
the first violation. The department may suspend the license of a trailer dealer licensed
under this chapter if a third or subsequent violation of this section occurs within five
years of the first violation.