ND Bar Specific Law 2

Question 1

Under North Dakota law, what is the statute of limitations for a personal injury action?

Accepted Answer

6 years

Answer

2 years

Answer

3 years

Answer

4 years

Question 2

North Dakota follows which approach to comparative fault?

Accepted Answer

Modified comparative fault with a 50% bar

Answer

Pure comparative fault

Answer

Contributory negligence bar

Answer

Modified comparative fault with a 51% bar

Question 3

Under the North Dakota Century Code, which document must a landlord provide to a tenant within 30 days after lease termination regarding a security deposit?

Accepted Answer

A full accounting with itemized deductions or return of deposit

Answer

A written inventory of damages only

Answer

A notice of intent to retain the deposit

Answer

A signed affidavit of repairs

Question 4

In North Dakota, at what blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is a driver per se legally intoxicated?

Accepted Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.06%

Answer

0.10%

Answer

0.12%

Question 5

Under North Dakota's Workers' Compensation system, which entity administers the exclusive workers' compensation program?

Accepted Answer

North Dakota Workforce Safety & Insurance (WSI)

Answer

Private insurance carriers only

Answer

The North Dakota Department of Labor

Answer

County-level workers' comp boards

Question 6

North Dakota's anti-deficiency statute generally prohibits a deficiency judgment after foreclosure of which type of mortgage?

Accepted Answer

All mortgages regardless of purpose

Answer

Commercial real estate mortgages

Answer

Purchase money mortgages on agricultural land only

Answer

Second mortgages only

Question 7

Under North Dakota property law, what redemption period follows a sheriff's sale in a mortgage foreclosure?

Accepted Answer

6 months

Answer

No redemption right

Answer

60 days

Answer

1 year