N.D. Cent. Code § 10-19.1-99
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10-19.1-99. Articles of merger - Certificate
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10-19.1-99. Articles of merger - Certificate
1. Upon receiving the approval required by section 10-19.1-98, articles of merger must
be prepared which contain:
a. The plan of merger; and
b. A statement that the plan is approved by each constituent organization under this
chapter or under its governing statute in the case of any other organization.
2. The articles of merger must be signed on behalf of each constituent organization and
filed with the secretary of state, together with the fees provided in section 10-19.1-147.
3. The secretary of state shall issue a certificate of merger to the surviving constituent
organization or the surviving constituent organization's legal representative. The
certificate must contain the effective date of merger.
1. Upon receiving the approval required by section 10-19.1-98, articles of merger must
be prepared which contain:
a. The plan of merger; and
b. A statement that the plan is approved by each constituent organization under this
chapter or under its governing statute in the case of any other organization.
2. The articles of merger must be signed on behalf of each constituent organization and
filed with the secretary of state, together with the fees provided in section 10-19.1-147.
3. The secretary of state shall issue a certificate of merger to the surviving constituent
organization or the surviving constituent organization's legal representative. The
certificate must contain the effective date of merger.
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