North Dakota § 47-18-22 Conveyance in case of mental illness

North Dakota Statutes

§ 47-18-22 — Conveyance in case of mental illness

North Dakota·Title 47 Property·Ch. 47-18 Homestead

If either the husband or wife of the owner of a homestead becomes mentally ill, the district
court serving the county in which the homestead is situated may make an order, upon
application of the owner, or if the owner is deceased, the administrator or executor or legal
representative of the owner, and upon due proof of such mental illness, permitting the owner, or
if the owner is deceased, the administrator or executor or legal representative of the owner, to
sell and convey or mortgage the homestead.

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If either the husband or wife of the owner of a homestead becomes mentally ill, the district
court serving the county in which the homestead is situated may make an order, upon
application of the owner, or if the owner is deceased, the administrator or executor or legal
representative of the owner, and upon due proof of such mental illness, permitting the owner, or
if the owner is deceased, the administrator or executor or legal representative of the owner, to
sell and convey or mortgage the homestead.

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