N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-28-06
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4.1-28-06. Method of payment
Official statutory text
4.1-28-06. Method of payment
Payment to the seller for livestock sold through a video livestock auction market or internet
livestock auction market must be made in United States currency, with an instrument payable on
demand drawn on a financial institution chartered and regulated by a state or the federal
government, or by wire transfer or other electronic form of payment from a financial institution
chartered and regulated by a state or the federal government.
Payment to the seller for livestock sold through a video livestock auction market or internet
livestock auction market must be made in United States currency, with an instrument payable on
demand drawn on a financial institution chartered and regulated by a state or the federal
government, or by wire transfer or other electronic form of payment from a financial institution
chartered and regulated by a state or the federal government.
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