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Begin by entering the name of the corporation in the designated field for 'Seller'. This identifies who is selling the property.
In the next section, specify the amount being paid for the property. Ensure you write this in both words and numbers for clarity.
Fill in the name of the 'Purchaser' who is buying the property. If there are multiple purchasers, list them all.
Describe the personal property being sold in detail. Include any relevant identifiers such as serial numbers or descriptions that clarify what is being transferred.
Complete the location details where the property is currently situated, including city and county information.
The authorized representative of the corporation must sign and date at the bottom of the form, indicating their title as well.
Finally, ensure that a notary public acknowledges this document by filling out their section, which includes their printed name and commission expiration date.

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What is a bill of sale with no warranty clause?

An As-Is Bill of Sale, or No Warranty Bill of Sale, is a legal document used to document a transaction of personal property in its current condition between a buyer and seller. It clearly states that the item is sold as is, meaning the seller offers no guarantees about its condition or performance.

Does North Dakota require a bill of sale?

To make a legally binding bill of sale, you must follow state laws and include specific information like the buyers name, sellers name, contact information, description of the item, sale price, date of the sale, sellers signature, and in some cases, the buyers signature.