North Dakota § 57-30-04 Actions - How tried - Judgments - When taken

North Dakota Statutes

§ 57-30-04 — Actions - How tried - Judgments - When taken

North Dakota·Title 57 Taxation·Ch. 57-30 Action by County to Quiet Title

Whenever any defendant answers the complaint in an action to quiet title and the issues
have been joined, the claim for relief against the answering defendant may be tried separately
to the court and a separate judgment may be entered thereon. Joint judgments by default may
be taken, in the manner provided by law, against all defendants who may be in default,
notwithstanding the fact that some of the defendants may have answered the complaint and that
the issues presented thereby are pending trial.

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Whenever any defendant answers the complaint in an action to quiet title and the issues
have been joined, the claim for relief against the answering defendant may be tried separately
to the court and a separate judgment may be entered thereon. Joint judgments by default may
be taken, in the manner provided by law, against all defendants who may be in default,
notwithstanding the fact that some of the defendants may have answered the complaint and that
the issues presented thereby are pending trial.

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