N.D. Cent. Code § 11-22-02
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11-22-02. Treasurer's receipt - Special funds provided for deposits
Official statutory text
11-22-02. Treasurer's receipt - Special funds provided for deposits
The county treasurer shall deliver a receipt to the officer making a deposit under the
provisions of this chapter and shall deliver a copy of each such receipt to the county auditor
immediately. The treasurer shall place the sum deposited in a special fund provided for that
purpose or in a separate special fund maintained for each county officer making such deposits.
The treasurer shall be vested with the same rights, duties, and liabilities with respect to deposits
made under this chapter as with respect to public funds in the treasurer's hands as county
treasurer.
The county treasurer shall deliver a receipt to the officer making a deposit under the
provisions of this chapter and shall deliver a copy of each such receipt to the county auditor
immediately. The treasurer shall place the sum deposited in a special fund provided for that
purpose or in a separate special fund maintained for each county officer making such deposits.
The treasurer shall be vested with the same rights, duties, and liabilities with respect to deposits
made under this chapter as with respect to public funds in the treasurer's hands as county
treasurer.
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