N.D. Cent. Code § 1-06-02
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1-06-02. Validation of acts of board of county commissioners and state highway commission
Official statutory text
1-06-02. Validation of acts of board of county commissioners and state highway
commission.
All acts or proceedings irregularly done or had, by any board of county commissioners and
the state highway commission, prior to February 13, 1929, for the acquisition of any land to
constitute part of any state highway, or for any state highway purpose, whether acquired by
purchase or condemnation, either voluntarily by such board of county commissioners, or upon
motion, request, or petition of the state highway commission, and the issuance of any warrant
by any county auditor, and the payment thereof by any county treasurer, pursuant to such acts
and proceedings, are hereby confirmed, ratified, and declared legal the same as if such acts
and proceedings had been done according to law.
commission.
All acts or proceedings irregularly done or had, by any board of county commissioners and
the state highway commission, prior to February 13, 1929, for the acquisition of any land to
constitute part of any state highway, or for any state highway purpose, whether acquired by
purchase or condemnation, either voluntarily by such board of county commissioners, or upon
motion, request, or petition of the state highway commission, and the issuance of any warrant
by any county auditor, and the payment thereof by any county treasurer, pursuant to such acts
and proceedings, are hereby confirmed, ratified, and declared legal the same as if such acts
and proceedings had been done according to law.
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