North Dakota § 49-04-20 Notification before discontinuance of utility service

North Dakota Statutes

§ 49-04-20 — Notification before discontinuance of utility service

North Dakota § 49-04-20

Title 49Public Utilities

Ch. 49-04Duties of Public Utilities

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N.D. Cent. Code § 49-04-20 (2026).

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1.A public utility shall provide notice to a customer of the utility's intention to discontinue utility service for payment delinquency in accordance with commission rules.

2.A public utility shall provide notice to a third party designated by a customer of the utility's intention to discontinue electric or natural gas service to the customer for payment delinquency. The customer shall designate the third party on a form provided by or approved by the public utility. The public utility may elect to provide notice to a designated third party by mail or electronic means. Notice by mail must be made not less than five days before discontinuance and notice by electronic means must be made not less than three days before discontinuance. A public utility is immune from civil liability for fail

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1. A public utility shall provide notice to a customer of the utility's intention to discontinue
utility service for payment delinquency in accordance with commission rules.
2. A public utility shall provide notice to a third party designated by a customer of the
utility's intention to discontinue electric or natural gas service to the customer for
payment delinquency. The customer shall designate the third party on a form provided
by or approved by the public utility. The public utility may elect to provide notice to a
designated third party by mail or electronic means. Notice by mail must be made not
less than five days before discontinuance and notice by electronic means must be
made not less than three days before discontinuance. A public utility is immune from
civil liability for failing to provide notice or providing incorrect notice to a third party of
its intention to discontinue utility service to a customer.