N.D. Cent. Code § 10-13-10
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10-13-10. Directors, trustees, officers, and managers - Immunity from civil liability
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10-13-10. Directors, trustees, officers, and managers - Immunity from civil liability
The directors, trustees, and officers of an electric cooperative, and the manager of an
electric cooperative who is the person most responsible for carrying out the policies and
directives of the officers, trustees, or the board of directors, are immune from civil liability for any
act or omission relating to their service or function as a director, trustee, officer, or manager,
unless the act or omission constitutes gross or willful negligence or gross or willful misconduct.
The directors, trustees, and officers of an electric cooperative, and the manager of an
electric cooperative who is the person most responsible for carrying out the policies and
directives of the officers, trustees, or the board of directors, are immune from civil liability for any
act or omission relating to their service or function as a director, trustee, officer, or manager,
unless the act or omission constitutes gross or willful negligence or gross or willful misconduct.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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