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North Dakota Century Code

Chapter 28-20

N.D. Cent. Code ch. 28-20

Judgments

28-20-01Judgment entered by clerk on order 28-20-02Notice of entry of judgment served 28-20-03Rules for rendition of judgment 28-20-04Relief limited by complaint 28-20-05Death before judgment 28-20-06Judgments - Collection from property of decedent 28-20-07Judgment in action to recover personalty 28-20-08Judgment may order delivery of possession - Enforcement 28-20-09Transfer of title or discharge of encumbrance by court 28-20-10Judgment book 28-20-11How judgment entered - Notice when entered 28-20-12Judgment roll - Contents 28-20-13Docketing judgment - Transcript to other counties - Lien on real property 28-20-14Release of judgment lien on appeal 28-20-15Affidavit of identification required before filing of judgments 28-20-16How judgment docketed 28-20-17Duties of clerks on filing transcript 28-20-18Docketing judgments of United States courts - Effect 28-20-19Docketing of county court judgments - Effect 28-20-20Assignment of judgment to be entered upon the judgment docket 28-20-21Renewal of judgments by affidavit (Repealed effective August 1, 2031)28-20-22Affidavit of renewal - Where filed - Entry (Repealed effective August 1, 2031)28-20-23Lien extended for ten years by renewal (Repealed effective August 1, 2031)28-20-24Satisfaction of judgment 28-20-25Discharge of record 28-20-26Partial satisfaction 28-20-27Cancellation of judgment transcripted to other counties 28-20-28Satisfaction of judgment when creditor cannot be found or satisfaction is refused 28-20-29Satisfaction of judgment pending appeal by judgment creditor 28-20-30Cancellation of judgment against bankrupts - Procedure 28-20-30.1Effect of bankruptcy on judgment lien 28-20-31Certificate of clerk of bankruptcy court to be prima facie evidence of service 28-20-32Affidavit of applicant to be served with notice of motion 28-20-33Mutual judgments set off 28-20-34Interest rate on judgments 28-20-35Cancellation of judgment of record 28-20-36Application of partial payments on judgments