N.D. Cent. Code § 11-03-15
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11-03-15. Commissioners of new county to issue bonds in denominations required by original county - Exception - Delivery
Official statutory text
11-03-15. Commissioners of new county to issue bonds in denominations required by
original county - Exception - Delivery.
The board of county commissioners of a county organized under this chapter shall issue the
liquidating bonds in such denominations, not to exceed one thousand dollars each, as may be
required by the original county. It shall deliver the same to the county auditor of the original
county. The county auditor shall receipt therefor and affix the seal of the county auditor's office
to such receipts. The county auditor of the county organized under this chapter shall enter such
receipts at large upon the records of the board of county commissioners and note the same in
the bond register of that county.
original county - Exception - Delivery.
The board of county commissioners of a county organized under this chapter shall issue the
liquidating bonds in such denominations, not to exceed one thousand dollars each, as may be
required by the original county. It shall deliver the same to the county auditor of the original
county. The county auditor shall receipt therefor and affix the seal of the county auditor's office
to such receipts. The county auditor of the county organized under this chapter shall enter such
receipts at large upon the records of the board of county commissioners and note the same in
the bond register of that county.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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