N.D. Cent. Code § 10-19.1-133
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10-19.1-133. Foreign corporation - Name
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10-19.1-133. Foreign corporation - Name
A foreign corporation may apply for a certificate of authority under any name that would be
available to a domestic corporation, whether or not the name is the name under which it is
authorized in its jurisdiction of incorporation. A trade name must be registered as provided in
chapter 47-25 when applying for a certificate of authority under a name different from the name
authorized in the jurisdiction of incorporation.
A foreign corporation may apply for a certificate of authority under any name that would be
available to a domestic corporation, whether or not the name is the name under which it is
authorized in its jurisdiction of incorporation. A trade name must be registered as provided in
chapter 47-25 when applying for a certificate of authority under a name different from the name
authorized in the jurisdiction of incorporation.
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