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The Legislative Research Committee's Subcommittee on Judiciary and Code Revision chose the name of the new 14-volume codification to be North Dakota Century Code as a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of establishment of Dakota Territory in 1861. The 14 volumes appeared between the years 1959 and 1960.

North Dakota Century Code - print The NDCC consists of 65 titles, organized by topic. Citations are organized by title, section, subsection. Example; the citation for "Perjury" highlighted below is 12.1-11-01.

The Common Statute Table (CST) is a list of offenses from North Dakota Century Code and provides a common charging reference for criminal justice agencies. The CST is updated in July of every odd numbered year to reflect legislative changes. Between legislative sessions, the CST is updated once per month, as needed.

51-37-01. Definitions. "Agreement" means a written agreement between a customer and a party acting in the usual course of business in which a customer borrows, buys, leases, or obtains merchandise, personal property, real property, or services for valuable consideration.

Bills may be introduced by members of the Legislative Assembly, standing committees, or the Legislative Management. A state executive agency or the North Dakota Supreme Court can have bills automatically introduced in the name of the standing committee to which the bill will be referred.

A lobbyist may not knowingly give, offer, solicit, initiate, or facilitate a gift to a public official. A public official may not knowingly accept a gift from a lobbyist. These prohibitions do not apply if the lobbyist is an immediate family member of the public official.