North Dakota Code § 36-14-27

Return of appraisal - Payment of claims for diseased animals
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The return of an appraisal under this chapter must be in writing and signed by the board or 
by the board's agent who made the appraisal, or by the members of the board of appraisers if a 
reappraisal is made after a protest, and by the owner of the condemned animal. The return must 
be certified by the agriculture commissioner to the office of management and budget. The office 
of management and budget shall issue a check jointly to the owner and any lienholders of the 
animal. The amount of indemnity paid by this state to the owner of a diseased animal may not 
exceed five thousand dollars per animal less any amount obtained by the owner through 
insurance, federal indemnity payments, or salvage payments. This state is not liable for 
indemnity under this chapter in excess of the amount approved by the emergency commission 
for the payment of the indemnity.

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