Bill > SB2366

This bill amends North Dakota's eviction notice law to add new requirements for notices of intention to evict. Specifically, when a landlord must provide a three-day written notice of intention to evict (which occurs in certain circumstances outlined in section 47-32-01), the notice must now include information about available legal services. This includes contact information for a nonprofit organization in North Dakota that provides legal services and assistance to low-income and elderly residents. The bill maintains existing provisions about how and when eviction notices can be served, such as allowing notices to be posted on the premises if the tenant cannot be found, and specifying the timeframes for service (between three and fifteen days). The goal appears to be ensuring that tenants facing eviction are aware of potential legal resources that could help them understand their rights or potentially prevent the eviction.