N.D.C.C. § 57-13-05 — Hearing before state board of equalization

The board of county commissioners of any of the several counties, or any representative
thereof in its place or stead, or any city council or board of city commissioners or any
representative thereof, any township supervisors, or representative groups of taxpayers or
taxpayers' associations, or any individual representing the same, may appear before the state
board of equalization to be heard for the purpose of opposing any unreasonable or unjust
increase or decrease in the valuation or determination of classification of the taxable property of
the county, city, or township represented as equalized by the county board of equalization,
opposing any increase or decrease in the valuation or determination of classification as
proposed by the state board of equalization, or opposing a determination of taxable status made
by a county board of equalization, to the end that all valuations or classifications of like taxable
property may be uniform and equal throughout the state and exemption determinations made by
a county board of equalization are found reasonable by the state board of equalization.