N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-33
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11-11-33. Special funds may be transferred
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11-11-33. Special funds may be transferred
Whenever there remains in the treasury of a county an unexpended balance of a special
fund and all claims against the fund have been paid, and the purpose for which it was created
has been subserved fully, and there remains no further use for the balance for the purpose for
which the fund was created, the board of county commissioners may transfer the balance to any
other fund of the county or to the subdivision to which the balance belongs.
Whenever there remains in the treasury of a county an unexpended balance of a special
fund and all claims against the fund have been paid, and the purpose for which it was created
has been subserved fully, and there remains no further use for the balance for the purpose for
which the fund was created, the board of county commissioners may transfer the balance to any
other fund of the county or to the subdivision to which the balance belongs.
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