N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-16
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4.1-25-16. Notice to file claims - When claims barred
Official statutory text
4.1-25-16. Notice to file claims - When claims barred
The department, as trustee, shall notify all persons having claims against the licensee
personally by certified mail to file the claims with the department. Any person who fails to file a
claim with the department and to surrender any receipts obtained from the licensee within thirty
days after receiving notice is barred from pursuing the claim in any fund marshalled by the
department as prescribed in this chapter. The department may proceed as prescribed by law
when all producers have responded to the notification.
The department, as trustee, shall notify all persons having claims against the licensee
personally by certified mail to file the claims with the department. Any person who fails to file a
claim with the department and to surrender any receipts obtained from the licensee within thirty
days after receiving notice is barred from pursuing the claim in any fund marshalled by the
department as prescribed in this chapter. The department may proceed as prescribed by law
when all producers have responded to the notification.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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