North Dakota § 46-05-03 Legal notices - Fees

North Dakota Statutes

§ 46-05-03 — Legal notices - Fees

North Dakota § 46-05-03

Title 46Printing Laws

Ch. 46-05Newspapers

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N.D. Cent. Code § 46-05-03 (2026).

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To effect uniformity, the office of management and budget may compute a standard price on
those legal notices which are widely published such as ballots, insurance statements, and
official proclamations. All newspapers must use the rates, type size, and column width as shown
on its legal notice rate certification issued by the office of management and budget.
Certifications must be issued within fifteen days after samples are submitted, or as soon
thereafter as practicable.
The office of management and budget shall biennially review and adjust rates to reflect
changes in economic conditions within the newspaper industry and the general economy, and
those adjustments become effective on each July first following the review. These biennial
changes may be percentage increases or decreases in 

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To effect uniformity, the office of management and budget may compute a standard price on
those legal notices which are widely published such as ballots, insurance statements, and
official proclamations. All newspapers must use the rates, type size, and column width as shown
on its legal notice rate certification issued by the office of management and budget.
Certifications must be issued within fifteen days after samples are submitted, or as soon
thereafter as practicable.
The office of management and budget shall biennially review and adjust rates to reflect
changes in economic conditions within the newspaper industry and the general economy, and
those adjustments become effective on each July first following the review. These biennial
changes may be percentage increases or decreases in the base rates, and they may
incorporate revisions in the base rate structure. Whenever the office of management and budget
considers an adjustment in the legal publication rates contained herein, it shall consult with
representatives of the daily and weekly newspaper industry of the state and with representatives
of state and local units of government.