North Dakota Code § 49-19-19

Discrimination between shippers in facilities furnished, service rendered,
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and rates prohibited.
No common pipeline carrier may discriminate between or against shippers in regard to 
facilities furnished, services rendered, or rates charged under the same or similar circumstances 
in the transportation of crude petroleum, coal, gas, or carbon dioxide, nor may there be any 
discrimination in the transportation of crude petroleum, coal, gas, or carbon dioxide produced or 
purchased by itself directly or indirectly. In this connection the pipeline must be considered as a 
shipper of the crude petroleum, coal, gas, or carbon dioxide produced or purchased by itself 
directly or indirectly and handled through its facilities. No such carrier in such operation, directly 
or indirectly, may charge, demand, collect, or receive from anyone a greater or lesser 
compensation for any service rendered than from another for a like contemporaneous service. 
This does not limit the right of the commission to prescribe rates and regulations from or to 
some places different from other rates or regulations for transportation from or to other places 
as it may determine, nor is any carrier guilty of discrimination when obeying any order of the 
commission. Where there is offered for transportation more crude petroleum, coal, or carbon 
dioxide than can be transported immediately, the same must be apportioned equitably. Gas 
must be taken on a pro rata basis or on such basis as may be established by the industrial 
commission pursuant to section 38-08-06.

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