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North Dakota Code > Chapter 47-10 - Real Property Transfers
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§ 47-10-01
Method of transfer
§ 47-10-02
Sale of realty - Duty of seller
§ 47-10-03
Agreement to give usual covenants on sale - Duty imposed
§ 47-10-04
Form of covenants
§ 47-10-05
Grants - Execution - Witnesses sufficient - Seal unnecessary
§ 47-10-05.1
Presumption of corporate authority of officers - Application
§ 47-10-06
Form of grant
§ 47-10-07
Deed - Execution - Post-office and street address of grantee a prerequisite
§ 47-10-08
Grant conclusive against whom
§ 47-10-09
Grant valid pro tanto
§ 47-10-10
Title to highway, street, alley, and public right of way - Vacation
§ 47-10-11
Easements - Pass by transfer of property to which attached
§ 47-10-12
Warranties - Lineal and collateral abolished - Exceptions
§ 47-10-13
Grant presumes fee simple title
§ 47-10-14
Grant takes effect on performance of condition
§ 47-10-15
After-acquired title
§ 47-10-16
Reconveyance when estate defeated by nonperformance of condition subsequent
§ 47-10-17
Encumbrances defined
§ 47-10-18
Liability of grantor
§ 47-10-19
Covenants implied from use of word grant
§ 47-10-20
Attornment - When unnecessary
§ 47-10-23
Transfer by grantor to the grantor and another in joint tenancy
§ 47-10-23.1
Nontestamentary transfer between spouses - Presumption
§ 47-10-24
Description and definition of minerals in leases and conveyances
§ 47-10-25
Meaning of minerals in deed, grant, or conveyance of title to real property
§ 47-10-26
Authority of trustee
§ 47-10-27
Manufactured homes - Affixation to real property - Conveyance or encumbrance as real property
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