N.D. Cent. Code § 10-12-02

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10-12-02. Special requirements and powers

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10-12-02. Special requirements and powers

Mutual aid cooperatives are subject to the general law governing cooperatives, but shall

also state in their articles the territory to be served by the cooperative, and shall have power to

act as the agent or representative of any state, federal, or other agency, corporation, or limited

liability company giving assistance to rural rehabilitation, subsistence farming, housing, or

cooperative endeavors of any nature. Any cooperative that is hereafter organized under this

chapter shall be known as a "mutual aid cooperative" and the word cooperative shall form a part

of the name of each cooperative so organized. Any cooperative organized prior to July 1, 1957,

and whose name does not include the term "mutual aid cooperative", may at its option elect to

change its name to include "mutual aid cooperative".

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