N.D. Cent. Code § 1-07-06
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1-07-06. Validating sales of lands for special assessments made prior to March 17, 1937
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1-07-06. Validating sales of lands for special assessments made prior to March 17,
1937.
All sales of real property for delinquent special assessments, or installments thereof, made
prior to March 17, 1937, by any county auditor under section 40-25-09 hereby are declared to
be valid sales notwithstanding the fact that the real property subject to sale for delinquent
general taxes and delinquent special assessments, or installments thereof, were not sold
separately as required by said section and notwithstanding the fact that separate certificates
were not issued for the delinquent general taxes and the delinquent special assessments or
installments thereof.
1937.
All sales of real property for delinquent special assessments, or installments thereof, made
prior to March 17, 1937, by any county auditor under section 40-25-09 hereby are declared to
be valid sales notwithstanding the fact that the real property subject to sale for delinquent
general taxes and delinquent special assessments, or installments thereof, were not sold
separately as required by said section and notwithstanding the fact that separate certificates
were not issued for the delinquent general taxes and the delinquent special assessments or
installments thereof.
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