N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28-07
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11-28-07. Auditing and payment of bills
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11-28-07. Auditing and payment of bills
All bills incurred by the board of county park commissioners shall be audited and
recommended for payment by said board and shall be certified to the county auditor who shall
present them for audit and allowance by the board of county commissioners in the same
manner as other bills of the county are audited and allowed. Upon the allowance of such bills,
they shall be paid out of the funds standing to the credit of the board of county park
commissioners, from whatever source received, in the same manner in which other county
obligations are usually paid.
All bills incurred by the board of county park commissioners shall be audited and
recommended for payment by said board and shall be certified to the county auditor who shall
present them for audit and allowance by the board of county commissioners in the same
manner as other bills of the county are audited and allowed. Upon the allowance of such bills,
they shall be paid out of the funds standing to the credit of the board of county park
commissioners, from whatever source received, in the same manner in which other county
obligations are usually paid.
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