North Dakota § 40-05-13 Foreign city - Power to convey realty - Regulations governing

North Dakota Statutes

§ 40-05-13 — Foreign city - Power to convey realty - Regulations governing

North Dakota § 40-05-13

Title 40Municipal Government

Ch. 40-05Powers of Municipalities

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N.D. Cent. Code § 40-05-13 (2026).

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Any real estate in this state owned by a city situated in another state may be conveyed by a
warranty or quitclaim deed executed by and on behalf of such city in its corporate name by its
executive officer and city auditor. The deed, when so executed and when acknowledged by the
executive officer and city auditor for and on behalf of the city, before an officer competent to take
acknowledgments, shall be entitled to record.

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Any real estate in this state owned by a city situated in another state may be conveyed by a
warranty or quitclaim deed executed by and on behalf of such city in its corporate name by its
executive officer and city auditor. The deed, when so executed and when acknowledged by the
executive officer and city auditor for and on behalf of the city, before an officer competent to take
acknowledgments, shall be entitled to record.