North Dakota § 47-11-14 Transfer of personal property by grantor to grantor and others in joint tenancy

North Dakota Statutes

§ 47-11-14 — Transfer of personal property by grantor to grantor and others in joint tenancy

North Dakota·Title 47 Property·Ch. 47-11 Personal Property Transfers

tenancy.
Any person, firm, corporation, or limited liability company owning an interest either legal or
equitable in any personal property may grant, transfer, sell, and convey the same as grantor to
the grantor and any other person, firm, corporation, or limited liability company in joint tenancy
with right of survivorship without the necessity of any intermediate transfer or grant to or through
a third person, if such personal property is tangible and has a situs in this state, if the property is
intangible and the transfer or grant is made in this state, and in all other cases if such transfer is
subject to the laws of this state.

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tenancy.
Any person, firm, corporation, or limited liability company owning an interest either legal or
equitable in any personal property may grant, transfer, sell, and convey the same as grantor to
the grantor and any other person, firm, corporation, or limited liability company in joint tenancy
with right of survivorship without the necessity of any intermediate transfer or grant to or through
a third person, if such personal property is tangible and has a situs in this state, if the property is
intangible and the transfer or grant is made in this state, and in all other cases if such transfer is
subject to the laws of this state.

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