N.D. Cent. Code § 11-30-14
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11-30-14. Title to property vests in organized county as trustee - Use of property - Separate accounts kept
Official statutory text
11-30-14. Title to property vests in organized county as trustee - Use of property -
Separate accounts kept.
Title to all files, records, books, papers, equipment, fixtures, furniture, moneys, and other
property possessed by the unorganized county, or in its name, upon the date of its
disorganization, or thereafter acquired by it, shall be vested in the adjoining organized county to
which it is attached as trustee for the unorganized county, with the right to use the same for the
benefit of the unorganized county in the same manner as organized counties may use their
property. Separate accounts and books shall be maintained for the moneys and properties held
in trust and for the moneys and properties of the adjoining organized county.
Separate accounts kept.
Title to all files, records, books, papers, equipment, fixtures, furniture, moneys, and other
property possessed by the unorganized county, or in its name, upon the date of its
disorganization, or thereafter acquired by it, shall be vested in the adjoining organized county to
which it is attached as trustee for the unorganized county, with the right to use the same for the
benefit of the unorganized county in the same manner as organized counties may use their
property. Separate accounts and books shall be maintained for the moneys and properties held
in trust and for the moneys and properties of the adjoining organized county.
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