N.D. Cent. Code § 1-04-13
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1-04-13. Validating deed or mortgage
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1-04-13. Validating deed or mortgage
The record in the office of the recorder, prior to January 1, 1943, of a deed, mortgage, or
assignment of mortgage which has failed to contain the post-office address of the grantee,
mortgagee, or assignee named in such deed, mortgage, or assignment as provided by section
35-03-04, if such deed, mortgage, or assignment otherwise was entitled to record, is hereby
validated and declared to be operative fully as constructive notice.
The record in the office of the recorder, prior to January 1, 1943, of a deed, mortgage, or
assignment of mortgage which has failed to contain the post-office address of the grantee,
mortgagee, or assignee named in such deed, mortgage, or assignment as provided by section
35-03-04, if such deed, mortgage, or assignment otherwise was entitled to record, is hereby
validated and declared to be operative fully as constructive notice.
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