N.D. Cent. Code § 11-23-07
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11-23-07. Transfer of money from other funds
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11-23-07. Transfer of money from other funds
If the appropriation for any purpose is not sufficient to meet the expenditures required by
law, the county auditor, on the order of the board of county commissioners, may make a transfer
to the required fund from any other fund, except from sinking and interest funds set aside to pay
the principal or interest on outstanding bond issues, or from funds set aside to retire any other
outstanding indebtedness, or from funds received from the state for road, bridge, and highway
purposes. The board shall place on its records a statement of all of such transfers, with the
reasons therefor in detail, and shall report fully and specifically thereon in the published
statements of its proceedings.
If the appropriation for any purpose is not sufficient to meet the expenditures required by
law, the county auditor, on the order of the board of county commissioners, may make a transfer
to the required fund from any other fund, except from sinking and interest funds set aside to pay
the principal or interest on outstanding bond issues, or from funds set aside to retire any other
outstanding indebtedness, or from funds received from the state for road, bridge, and highway
purposes. The board shall place on its records a statement of all of such transfers, with the
reasons therefor in detail, and shall report fully and specifically thereon in the published
statements of its proceedings.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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