North Dakota § 43-03-09 Prohibited acts - Injunction

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-03-09 — Prohibited acts - Injunction

North Dakota § 43-03-09

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-03Architects and Landscape Architects

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-03-09 (2026).

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1.A person may not practice architecture in this state unless registered as an architect under this chapter or otherwise authorized by the board. A person may not practice landscape architecture in this state unless registered as a landscape architect under this chapter or otherwise authorized by the board.

2.A person may not fraudulently obtain or furnish a certificate of registration to practice architecture or landscape architecture.

3.A person that is not registered under this chapter may not:

a.Advertise, represent, or in any manner hold that person out as an architect or landscape architect;

b.In connection with the person's business or name, or otherwise, assume, use, or advertise any term, title, or description or engage in any other conduct that reasonably might be expected t

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1. A person may not practice architecture in this state unless registered as an architect
under this chapter or otherwise authorized by the board. A person may not practice
landscape architecture in this state unless registered as a landscape architect under
this chapter or otherwise authorized by the board.
2. A person may not fraudulently obtain or furnish a certificate of registration to practice
architecture or landscape architecture.
3. A person that is not registered under this chapter may not:
a. Advertise, represent, or in any manner hold that person out as an architect or
landscape architect;
b. In connection with the person's business or name, or otherwise, assume, use, or
advertise any term, title, or description or engage in any other conduct that
reasonably might be expected to mislead another to believe the person is an
architect or landscape architect; or
c. Except as a copartnership of architects, engage in the solicitation of architecture
or landscape architecture services as an individual or corporation.

4. Through the attorney general, the board may seek to enjoin a person from committing
an act in violation of this chapter. The board is not required to prove irreparable injury
to enjoin a violation of this chapter.