North Dakota § 40-26-06 Error or omission does not vitiate assessment - Assessment altered if substantial injury has been done

North Dakota Statutes

§ 40-26-06 — Error or omission does not vitiate assessment - Assessment altered if substantial injury has been done

North Dakota § 40-26-06

Title 40Municipal Government

Ch. 40-26Correction, Reassessments, and Fund Deficiencies

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N.D. Cent. Code § 40-26-06 (2026).

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substantial injury has been done.
No error or omission which may be made in the proceedings of the governing body, or of
any officer of a municipality in referring, reporting upon, ordering, or otherwise acting upon any
local improvement to be financed by special assessments or in making or certifying any such

assessment shall vitiate or in any way affect the assessment. If it shall appear that by reason of
any such error or omission substantial injury has been done to any party or parties claiming to
be aggrieved thereby, the court shall alter such assessment as may be just, and the same then
shall be enforced.

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substantial injury has been done.
No error or omission which may be made in the proceedings of the governing body, or of
any officer of a municipality in referring, reporting upon, ordering, or otherwise acting upon any
local improvement to be financed by special assessments or in making or certifying any such

assessment shall vitiate or in any way affect the assessment. If it shall appear that by reason of
any such error or omission substantial injury has been done to any party or parties claiming to
be aggrieved thereby, the court shall alter such assessment as may be just, and the same then
shall be enforced.