North Dakota Code § 40-16-13

Warrants - Cancellation - Destruction - Description in minutes
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The governing body, at a regular meeting, may cancel and destroy all warrants drawn on 
any fund of the city which have remained on file for a period of one year or more next preceding 
the regular meeting at which the cancellation takes place. The governing body may cancel and 
destroy all warrants and checks which have been subject to payment and which have not been 
presented for payment for a period of one year or more next preceding such regular meeting. 
The governing body, before canceling and destroying any such warrants or checks, shall cause 
to be entered in the minutes of its proceedings a brief description of the warrant or check, 
containing the name of the payee, and the number, date, and amount of each warrant or check 
to be canceled and destroyed. If the party entitled to any such warrant or check, or to payment 
thereon, shall appear thereafter and give good and sufficient reason for that party's delay in 
calling for such warrant or check or in presenting the same for payment, the governing body 
may issue to that person a new warrant or check in the amount to which that person is entitled, 
except for the statute of limitations.

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