N.D. Cent. Code § 10-36-03
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10-36-03. Applicability of chapters 10-32.1 and 10-33
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10-36-03. Applicability of chapters 10-32.1 and 10-33
1. In any case not provided for in this chapter, chapter 10-33 governs.
2. In applying chapter 10-33 to a nonprofit limited liability company and unless the
context otherwise requires, all references in chapter 10-33 to:
a. "Board" refers to the board of governors.
b. "Corporation" refers to a nonprofit limited liability company.
c. "Director" refers to a governor.
d. "Foreign corporation" refers to a foreign nonprofit limited liability company.
e. "Officer" refers to a manager.
3. Section 10-32.1-11 applies to the name of a nonprofit limited liability company as if it
were a limited liability company governed under chapter 10-32.1.
1. In any case not provided for in this chapter, chapter 10-33 governs.
2. In applying chapter 10-33 to a nonprofit limited liability company and unless the
context otherwise requires, all references in chapter 10-33 to:
a. "Board" refers to the board of governors.
b. "Corporation" refers to a nonprofit limited liability company.
c. "Director" refers to a governor.
d. "Foreign corporation" refers to a foreign nonprofit limited liability company.
e. "Officer" refers to a manager.
3. Section 10-32.1-11 applies to the name of a nonprofit limited liability company as if it
were a limited liability company governed under chapter 10-32.1.
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