N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-54
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11-11-54. Nonprofit fair corporations - Receipt of real or personal property for fair purposes
Official statutory text
11-11-54. Nonprofit fair corporations - Receipt of real or personal property for fair
purposes.
The board of county commissioners of any county in this state which has received a gift real
or personal property to be used for fair purposes is hereby authorized to transfer such property,
or if the property is sold by the board of county commissioners, then to transfer the proceeds
therefrom, to any nonprofit corporation in such county organized for the purpose of conducting
an annual county fair. The nonprofit fair corporation upon receipt of such real or personal
property shall agree to sponsor and conduct in the county an annual county fair for such number
of years as may be agreed upon by the corporation and board of county commissioners.
purposes.
The board of county commissioners of any county in this state which has received a gift real
or personal property to be used for fair purposes is hereby authorized to transfer such property,
or if the property is sold by the board of county commissioners, then to transfer the proceeds
therefrom, to any nonprofit corporation in such county organized for the purpose of conducting
an annual county fair. The nonprofit fair corporation upon receipt of such real or personal
property shall agree to sponsor and conduct in the county an annual county fair for such number
of years as may be agreed upon by the corporation and board of county commissioners.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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