N.D. Cent. Code § 10-29-02
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10-29-02. Registration of stock
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10-29-02. Registration of stock
For the purposes of this chapter, a stockholder shall register the stockholder's shares by
presenting to the corporation at the address stated the stock certificates representing the shares
of stock owned by such stockholder. The secretary of the corporation, or any other officer or
director thereof, shall register the name and address of the stockholder, the number and class of
shares held, and the certificate number of the stock certificate upon a stock and transfer list. If
the stockholder in whose name the stock was issued is dead, the fiduciary or other person then
entitled to the stock shall present in addition an affidavit stating that the stockholder in whose
name the stock was issued is dead and setting forth facts to show that the fiduciary or other
person is entitled to the stock. If the certificate is lost or destroyed, the stockholder or other
person entitled thereto may, in lieu of the stock certificate, present proof of such loss or
destruction and of the person's rights of ownership.
For the purposes of this chapter, a stockholder shall register the stockholder's shares by
presenting to the corporation at the address stated the stock certificates representing the shares
of stock owned by such stockholder. The secretary of the corporation, or any other officer or
director thereof, shall register the name and address of the stockholder, the number and class of
shares held, and the certificate number of the stock certificate upon a stock and transfer list. If
the stockholder in whose name the stock was issued is dead, the fiduciary or other person then
entitled to the stock shall present in addition an affidavit stating that the stockholder in whose
name the stock was issued is dead and setting forth facts to show that the fiduciary or other
person is entitled to the stock. If the certificate is lost or destroyed, the stockholder or other
person entitled thereto may, in lieu of the stock certificate, present proof of such loss or
destruction and of the person's rights of ownership.
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