N.D. Cent. Code § 11-18-08
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11-18-08. Separate grantor and grantee indexes to be kept for transfers and liens - Contents
Official statutory text
11-18-08. Separate grantor and grantee indexes to be kept for transfers and liens -
Contents.
The recorder shall keep separate grantor and grantee indexes of the deeds, contracts, and
other instruments not merely liens, and separate grantor and grantee indexes of the mortgages
and other instruments which are liens affecting or relating to the title to real property. Such
indexes shall show:
1. The names of the grantors and of the grantees.
2. The dates of the several instruments filed for record.
3. The dates upon which the several instruments are filed.
4. An abbreviated description of the real property affected by such instruments.
5. The number of the book and page where the instrument is recorded or the document
number of the instrument.
Contents.
The recorder shall keep separate grantor and grantee indexes of the deeds, contracts, and
other instruments not merely liens, and separate grantor and grantee indexes of the mortgages
and other instruments which are liens affecting or relating to the title to real property. Such
indexes shall show:
1. The names of the grantors and of the grantees.
2. The dates of the several instruments filed for record.
3. The dates upon which the several instruments are filed.
4. An abbreviated description of the real property affected by such instruments.
5. The number of the book and page where the instrument is recorded or the document
number of the instrument.
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