N.D. Cent. Code § 10-06.1-16

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10-06.1-16. Share and membership interest transfer records

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10-06.1-16. Share and membership interest transfer records

1. a. Every corporation owning or leasing farmland or ranchland or engaged in the

business of farming or ranching shall keep a record of transfers of shares or

transfers of interests in the corporation.

b. Every limited liability company owning or leasing farmland or ranchland or

engaged in the business of farming or ranching shall keep a record of transfers of

membership interests in the limited liability company.

2. a. If a corporation, the corporation's secretary shall cause to be recorded in the

record all transfers of shares or transfers of interests among and between the

corporation and its respective shareholders or holders of interest.

b. If a limited liability company, the limited liability company's secretary shall cause

to be recorded in the record all transfers of membership interests among and

between the limited liability company and its respective members.

3. The record must contain at least the following: the names of the transferor and

transferee, their relationship, the date of the transfer and, if a corporation, the number

of shares or the percentage of interests transferred or, if a limited liability company, the

number or percentage of membership interests transferred.

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