N.D. Cent. Code § 10-06.1-04

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10-06.1-04. Conversion of corporations

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10-06.1-04. Conversion of corporations

1. A business corporation regulated under chapter 10-19.1 may convert to a farming or

ranching corporation or an authorized livestock farm corporation by adopting an

amendment to its articles of incorporation or by applying for an amended certificate of

authority which specifies that the corporation elects to be subject to this chapter and

by complying with all requirements of this chapter. The amendment must be filed with

the secretary of state with the prescribed fee and with the initial report required by

section 10-06.1-15 or 10-06.1-15.2.

2. A farming or ranching corporation or an authorized livestock farm corporation may

convert to a business corporation by adopting an amendment to its articles of

incorporation or by applying for an amended certificate of authority. The amendment

must be filed with the secretary of state with the prescribed fee. The amendment must

be accompanied by a report outlining the information, as of the date of the

amendment, which is required under section 10-06.1-17 or 10-06.1-17.1, and the

manner in which the corporation has divested itself of its owned or leased land

holdings and its business of farming or ranching.

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