North Dakota Statutes
§ 9-03-21 — Acceptance must be absolute
North Dakota § 9-03-21
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Bluebook
N.D. Cent. Code § 9-03-21 (2026).
Text
Except as provided by section 41-02-14, an acceptance must be absolute and unqualified,
or must include in itself an acceptance of that character which the proposer can separate from
the rest and which will conclude the person accepting. A qualified acceptance is a new proposal.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 9-01-01
Definitions§ 9-01-02
Requisites of contract§ 9-01-04
Joint and several contracts§ 9-01-06
Obligations classified§ 9-01-07
Joint obligation - Presumption§ 9-01-08
Joint obligation - Contribution§ 9-01-09
Conditional obligation defined§ 9-01-11
Condition precedent defined§ 9-01-12
Conditions concurrent defined§ 9-01-13
Condition subsequent defined§ 9-01-14
Conditions unlawful or impossible§ 9-01-15
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