N.D. Cent. Code § 2-08-05
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2-08-05. Dealers to furnish information to director of aeronautics commission
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2-08-05. Dealers to furnish information to director of aeronautics commission
All dealers engaged in the sale of aircraft or ultralight vehicles in this state shall furnish the
director of the aeronautics commission and purchasers with information as to model,
specification, selling price, with no trade-in allowances, and names and addresses of
purchasers and such other data requested by the director of the aeronautics commission as
may be necessary in carrying out the provisions of this chapter. All dealers shall keep records of
all aircraft and ultralight vehicle sales for two years.
All dealers engaged in the sale of aircraft or ultralight vehicles in this state shall furnish the
director of the aeronautics commission and purchasers with information as to model,
specification, selling price, with no trade-in allowances, and names and addresses of
purchasers and such other data requested by the director of the aeronautics commission as
may be necessary in carrying out the provisions of this chapter. All dealers shall keep records of
all aircraft and ultralight vehicle sales for two years.
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