N.D. Cent. Code § 10-32.1-22
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10-32.1-22. Signing and filing pursuant to a judicial order
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10-32.1-22. Signing and filing pursuant to a judicial order
1. If a person required by this chapter to sign a record or file a record with the secretary
of state does not do so, then any other person that is aggrieved may petition the
appropriate court to order:
a. The person to sign the record;
b. The person to file the record with the secretary of state for filing; or
c. The secretary of state to file the record unsigned.
2. If a petitioner under subsection 1 is not the limited liability company or foreign limited
liability company to which the record pertains, then the petitioner shall make the
company a party to the action.
1. If a person required by this chapter to sign a record or file a record with the secretary
of state does not do so, then any other person that is aggrieved may petition the
appropriate court to order:
a. The person to sign the record;
b. The person to file the record with the secretary of state for filing; or
c. The secretary of state to file the record unsigned.
2. If a petitioner under subsection 1 is not the limited liability company or foreign limited
liability company to which the record pertains, then the petitioner shall make the
company a party to the action.
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