N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-08-04
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4.1-08-04. Refunds
Official statutory text
4.1-08-04. Refunds
1. To receive a refund of any assessment paid in accordance with this chapter, a
beekeeper shall obtain an application form from the commissioner within sixty days
from the date the commissioner received the assessment required by section
4.1-08-02.
2. The beekeeper shall return the completed form to the commissioner within ninety days
from the date the commissioner received the assessment required by section
4.1-08-02.
3. A beekeeper is not entitled to a refund under this section unless the refundable
amount meets or exceeds five dollars.
1. To receive a refund of any assessment paid in accordance with this chapter, a
beekeeper shall obtain an application form from the commissioner within sixty days
from the date the commissioner received the assessment required by section
4.1-08-02.
2. The beekeeper shall return the completed form to the commissioner within ninety days
from the date the commissioner received the assessment required by section
4.1-08-02.
3. A beekeeper is not entitled to a refund under this section unless the refundable
amount meets or exceeds five dollars.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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