The North Dakota Impoundment Agreement is a document that establishes the terms and conditions for a secured party to impound or take possession of a debtor’s personal property. This document is used to protect the secured party’s interest in a debtor’s property and to ensure that the debtor meets the terms of the loan agreement. There are two types of North Dakota Impoundment Agreements: a Consumer Impoundment Agreement and a Commercial Impoundment Agreement. The Consumer Impoundment Agreement is used for personal loans and the Commercial Impoundment Agreement is used for business loans. Both agreements are used to secure the payment of the loan and to ensure that the debtor meets the terms of the loan agreement. The North Dakota Impoundment Agreement also outlines the rights and responsibilities of both parties. It also outlines the process for the secured party to take possession of the debtor’s property and the process for the debtor to reclaim the property.