N.D. Cent. Code § 11-18-02.1
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11-18-02.1. Duty of recorder to notify county auditor of certain transactions - Correction of tax rolls by county auditor
Official statutory text
11-18-02.1. Duty of recorder to notify county auditor of certain transactions -
Correction of tax rolls by county auditor.
The recorder shall notify the county auditor of the filing of deeds, patents, plats, and
vacations of plats, streets, or roads at the time such documents are filed in the recorder's office.
The county auditor shall correct the tax rolls and any other records in the auditor's office in order
that the auditor's records will be current for the purpose of the preparation of real property
assessment books.
Correction of tax rolls by county auditor.
The recorder shall notify the county auditor of the filing of deeds, patents, plats, and
vacations of plats, streets, or roads at the time such documents are filed in the recorder's office.
The county auditor shall correct the tax rolls and any other records in the auditor's office in order
that the auditor's records will be current for the purpose of the preparation of real property
assessment books.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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