N.D. Cent. Code § 10-12-04

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10-12-04. Industrial commission to receive assets of North Dakota rural rehabilitation corporation upon dissolution

Official statutory text

10-12-04. Industrial commission to receive assets of North Dakota rural rehabilitation

corporation upon dissolution.

The industrial commission of North Dakota is hereby designated the agency of the state to

receive the assets of the North Dakota rural rehabilitation corporation in the event such

corporation is dissolved, including all properties that have been returned or may be returned to

the North Dakota rural rehabilitation corporation by the secretary of agriculture upon the

application of the corporation pursuant to the provisions of Public Law 499 of the 81st Congress,

dated April 3, 1950, including also such assets as have again been transferred or may hereafter

be transferred to the secretary of agriculture for administration pursuant to agreement between

the North Dakota rural rehabilitation corporation and the secretary of agriculture under the

provisions of Public Law 499 of the 81st Congress, dated April 3, 1950. The industrial

commission of North Dakota is hereby authorized to enter into any agreement with the secretary

of agriculture that may be required with respect to the administration of the assets it so receives.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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