N.D. Cent. Code § 10-31-07.2

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10-31-07.2. Issuance and transfer of membership interests

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10-31-07.2. Issuance and transfer of membership interests

A professional organization in the form of a limited liability company may issue membership

interests only to persons who are licensed to render the same specific professional services as

those for which the company was organized. A member may voluntarily transfer membership

interests in a professional limited liability company only to a person owning or eligible to own a

membership interest. The reflection of any membership interests in the required records of the

professional limited liability company in violation of this section is void. The voluntary transfer of

any membership interests in violation of this section is void. No membership interest may be

reflected in the required records of the professional limited liability company until there is

presented to and filed with the limited liability company a certificate from the regulating board

stating that the person to whom the transfer is to be made or the membership interest issued is

licensed to render the same specific professional services as those for which the limited liability

company was organized.

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