N.D. Cent. Code § 11-24-05
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11-24-05. Copies of plats and descriptions made for general use
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11-24-05. Copies of plats and descriptions made for general use
The engineer who shall make copies of the original plats and plans on file in any county
shall furnish for general use one set of the prints, from the negatives, either on paper or cloth.
Such prints shall be placed in substantial covers and bound in one or more books. Each book
shall be furnished with an index, and one set of descriptions and dedications shall be bound into
each such book and indexed to correspond with the prints. The board of county commissioners
may replace from time to time any of the prints and typewritten sheets which have become
mutilated or worn out and may cause to be made prints and typewritten descriptions of all new
plats and plans that are filed with the recorder.
The engineer who shall make copies of the original plats and plans on file in any county
shall furnish for general use one set of the prints, from the negatives, either on paper or cloth.
Such prints shall be placed in substantial covers and bound in one or more books. Each book
shall be furnished with an index, and one set of descriptions and dedications shall be bound into
each such book and indexed to correspond with the prints. The board of county commissioners
may replace from time to time any of the prints and typewritten sheets which have become
mutilated or worn out and may cause to be made prints and typewritten descriptions of all new
plats and plans that are filed with the recorder.
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