North Dakota § 58-03-10 Township bylaws - Clerk must publish and record - On whom binding

North Dakota Statutes

§ 58-03-10 — Township bylaws - Clerk must publish and record - On whom binding

North Dakota·Title 58 Townships·Ch. 58-03 Powers of Township and of Electors of the Township

Bylaws made by a township do not take effect until they are published. The township clerk
shall have the bylaws published in a legal newspaper published in the township. If there is no
such newspaper, the bylaws must be published in the county's official newspaper. The clerk
shall make an entry in the township records of the time when and place where the bylaws were
published. The township bylaws duly made and published are binding upon all persons coming
within the limits of the township as well as upon the inhabitants thereof and remain in force until
altered or repealed at some subsequent township meeting.

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Bylaws made by a township do not take effect until they are published. The township clerk
shall have the bylaws published in a legal newspaper published in the township. If there is no
such newspaper, the bylaws must be published in the county's official newspaper. The clerk
shall make an entry in the township records of the time when and place where the bylaws were
published. The township bylaws duly made and published are binding upon all persons coming
within the limits of the township as well as upon the inhabitants thereof and remain in force until
altered or repealed at some subsequent township meeting.

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