N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09.10-04
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6-09.10-04. Request for assistance - Negotiation - Mediation
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6-09.10-04. Request for assistance - Negotiation - Mediation
A farmer, creditor, person dealing with a farmer, person eligible for mediation with an agency
of the United States department of agriculture, a landowner, or an owner, lessee, or lessor of
mineral interests may request assistance from the North Dakota mediation service. Upon receipt
of the request, and upon consent of all parties to mediation, the administrator of the North
Dakota mediation service may assign a negotiator or mediator to assist the parties in reaching a
voluntary settlement.
A farmer, creditor, person dealing with a farmer, person eligible for mediation with an agency
of the United States department of agriculture, a landowner, or an owner, lessee, or lessor of
mineral interests may request assistance from the North Dakota mediation service. Upon receipt
of the request, and upon consent of all parties to mediation, the administrator of the North
Dakota mediation service may assign a negotiator or mediator to assist the parties in reaching a
voluntary settlement.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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