N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-53-59
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4.1-53-59. Liability of seed commission, seed department, seed commissioner, and certified or noncertified agricultural seed producers
Official statutory text
4.1-53-59. Liability of seed commission, seed department, seed commissioner, and
certified or noncertified agricultural seed producers.
A warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including a warranty of merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose, varietal identity, or absence of disease, is not made by the seed
commission, the seed department, the seed commissioner, or certified or noncertified seed
producers as to the quantity or quality of the crop produced from the seeds or as to other
produce, which is inspected and certified, except as provided in this section. The sole warranty
made is that the seeds were inspected under the rules of the seed department or the United
States department of agriculture. The seed commissioner functions and serves only in an official
regulatory manner.
certified or noncertified agricultural seed producers.
A warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including a warranty of merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose, varietal identity, or absence of disease, is not made by the seed
commission, the seed department, the seed commissioner, or certified or noncertified seed
producers as to the quantity or quality of the crop produced from the seeds or as to other
produce, which is inspected and certified, except as provided in this section. The sole warranty
made is that the seeds were inspected under the rules of the seed department or the United
States department of agriculture. The seed commissioner functions and serves only in an official
regulatory manner.
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