N.D. Cent. Code § 10-31-10
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10-31-10. Legal disqualification
Official statutory text
10-31-10. Legal disqualification
If any executive or owner of a professional organization becomes legally disqualified to
render a professional service within this state or accepts employment or is elected to a public
office that, pursuant to existing law, is a restriction or limitation upon rendering of professional
service, that individual shall sever all employment with or financial interest in the professional
organization. A professional organization's failure to comply or require compliance with this
section is a ground for the forfeiture of its right to render professional service as a professional
organization pursuant to this chapter.
If any executive or owner of a professional organization becomes legally disqualified to
render a professional service within this state or accepts employment or is elected to a public
office that, pursuant to existing law, is a restriction or limitation upon rendering of professional
service, that individual shall sever all employment with or financial interest in the professional
organization. A professional organization's failure to comply or require compliance with this
section is a ground for the forfeiture of its right to render professional service as a professional
organization pursuant to this chapter.
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