N.D. Cent. Code § 11-25-05
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11-25-05. Warrants - Cancellation - Description in minutes
Official statutory text
11-25-05. Warrants - Cancellation - Description in minutes
The board of county commissioners, at each regular meeting, may cancel all warrants
drawn on any fund of the county which have remained unpaid for a period of one year or more.
The board may cancel all warrants which have been subject to payment and which have not
been presented for payment for a period of one year or more. The board, before canceling any
such warrant, shall cause to be entered in the minutes of its proceedings a brief description of
the warrant, containing the name of the payee, and the number, date, and amount of each
warrant to be canceled. If the party entitled to any such warrant shall appear and give good and
sufficient reason for the party's delay in calling for such warrant or in presenting the same for
payment, the board may issue a new warrant in the amount to which the party is entitled, except
for the statute of limitations.
The board of county commissioners, at each regular meeting, may cancel all warrants
drawn on any fund of the county which have remained unpaid for a period of one year or more.
The board may cancel all warrants which have been subject to payment and which have not
been presented for payment for a period of one year or more. The board, before canceling any
such warrant, shall cause to be entered in the minutes of its proceedings a brief description of
the warrant, containing the name of the payee, and the number, date, and amount of each
warrant to be canceled. If the party entitled to any such warrant shall appear and give good and
sufficient reason for the party's delay in calling for such warrant or in presenting the same for
payment, the board may issue a new warrant in the amount to which the party is entitled, except
for the statute of limitations.
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