N.D. Cent. Code § 11-03-26
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11-03-26. Writs, bonds, and recognizances issued from new county
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11-03-26. Writs, bonds, and recognizances issued from new county
All process, writs, bonds, notices, appeals, recognizances, papers, and proceedings in
actions changed to a new county under this chapter, issued and made returnable to the district
court of the original county prior to the creation of the new county, shall be taken and considered
as made, taken, and returnable to the district court within the boundaries of the new county.
Such bonds, recognizances, and obligations shall be payable to the new county and
recoverable upon in the name of the new county. All papers and certified copies of all
proceedings had in any such action shall be transmitted by the clerk of the district court of the
original county to the clerk of the district court of the new county.
All process, writs, bonds, notices, appeals, recognizances, papers, and proceedings in
actions changed to a new county under this chapter, issued and made returnable to the district
court of the original county prior to the creation of the new county, shall be taken and considered
as made, taken, and returnable to the district court within the boundaries of the new county.
Such bonds, recognizances, and obligations shall be payable to the new county and
recoverable upon in the name of the new county. All papers and certified copies of all
proceedings had in any such action shall be transmitted by the clerk of the district court of the
original county to the clerk of the district court of the new county.
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