N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-04
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11-11-04. Specific provisions to be contained in bond of county commissioners
Official statutory text
11-11-04. Specific provisions to be contained in bond of county commissioners
The bond of a member of the board of county commissioners shall be conditioned for the
faithful performance and discharge, according to law, of the official duties of the office and the
rendition of a true, accurate, and full account of all business transactions, powers, and trusts of
every kind and nature that shall come before the member or into the member's hands as such
officer. The bond shall cover all the business of the county done by the member and shall
protect the county against all the member's acts of omission as well as of commission, including
all errors caused by carelessness or inattention in office.
The bond of a member of the board of county commissioners shall be conditioned for the
faithful performance and discharge, according to law, of the official duties of the office and the
rendition of a true, accurate, and full account of all business transactions, powers, and trusts of
every kind and nature that shall come before the member or into the member's hands as such
officer. The bond shall cover all the business of the county done by the member and shall
protect the county against all the member's acts of omission as well as of commission, including
all errors caused by carelessness or inattention in office.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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