N.D. Cent. Code § 11-10-19
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11-10-19. Use of photography in making county records
Official statutory text
11-10-19. Use of photography in making county records
Whenever the board of county commissioners shall deem it expedient to do so,
photography may be used in the making of permanent county records. When permanent
photographic or photostatic copies of any instrument, document, or decree which is required to
be recorded are thus made, such copies may be filed and kept instead of the record books or
records of instruments or documents required by any provision of this code.
Whenever the board of county commissioners shall deem it expedient to do so,
photography may be used in the making of permanent county records. When permanent
photographic or photostatic copies of any instrument, document, or decree which is required to
be recorded are thus made, such copies may be filed and kept instead of the record books or
records of instruments or documents required by any provision of this code.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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