N.D. Cent. Code § 10-29-04

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10-29-04. Stock and transfer list - Certification

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10-29-04. Stock and transfer list - Certification

At the expiration of the time fixed in said notice, the secretary of the corporation, or any

other officer or director authorized to make the affidavit to the secretary of state, shall furnish the

stock and transfer list prepared by the person to the secretary of state, together with proof of

publication and mailing of the notice required by this chapter. Upon finding that the corporation

has complied with this section, the secretary of state shall certify a copy of the stock and

transfer list to the corporation as the true record of stock ownership on that date in all matters

pertaining to the corporation. The stock and transfer list so certified shall be deemed to be the

true record of all outstanding stock and the ownership thereof on the date of certification. As

soon as possible after such certification, the secretary of the corporation shall establish a new

stock and transfer book containing the names of those persons on the certified stock and

transfer list. For all purposes of the corporation, the stock outstanding and the ownership thereof

shall be deemed to be as stated from time to time in the new stock and transfer book.

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