N.D. Cent. Code § 6-08.1-07
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6-08.1-07. Cost reimbursement
Official statutory text
6-08.1-07. Cost reimbursement
Any governmental agency, law enforcement agency, or person requiring or requesting
access to customer information shall pay to the financial institution that assembles or provides
the customer information a fee for reimbursement of reasonably necessary costs which have
been directly incurred by the financial institution. A financial institution must deliver the customer
information sought as soon as reasonably possible notwithstanding any dispute concerning the
amount of reimbursement due under this section. A separate action may be maintained by the
financial institution against the governmental agency, law enforcement agency, or person
requesting access for recovery of reasonable reimbursement. The financial institution may not
charge the state auditor for customer information requested when performing an audit; however,
the financial institution may charge the entity being audited by the state auditor for the
information requested.
Any governmental agency, law enforcement agency, or person requiring or requesting
access to customer information shall pay to the financial institution that assembles or provides
the customer information a fee for reimbursement of reasonably necessary costs which have
been directly incurred by the financial institution. A financial institution must deliver the customer
information sought as soon as reasonably possible notwithstanding any dispute concerning the
amount of reimbursement due under this section. A separate action may be maintained by the
financial institution against the governmental agency, law enforcement agency, or person
requesting access for recovery of reasonable reimbursement. The financial institution may not
charge the state auditor for customer information requested when performing an audit; however,
the financial institution may charge the entity being audited by the state auditor for the
information requested.
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