N.D. Cent. Code § 10-30-06
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10-30-06. Capitalization
Official statutory text
10-30-06. Capitalization
The capital stock of the corporation is six thousand shares of no par value, which must be
issued for fifty dollars per share in cash, and four thousand shares of no par value, which may
be issued for the current book value in cash.
The capital stock of the corporation is six thousand shares of no par value, which must be
issued for fifty dollars per share in cash, and four thousand shares of no par value, which may
be issued for the current book value in cash.
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