N.D. Cent. Code § 11-39-06
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11-39-06. County funding to cease when fair not held - Misappropriation of funds
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11-39-06. County funding to cease when fair not held - Misappropriation of funds
The board of county commissioners shall refuse to provide funding for a county fair
association that failed to hold a fair within the county in any year for which it has received
funding from the county. In such a case, the board of county commissioners shall inquire into
the disposition of moneys paid by the county to the association after its last annual report, and if
there has been any misappropriation it shall institute proceedings at once to recover the sum
misappropriated. For any such misappropriation, the officers, trustees, or directors of the
association shall be liable personally to the county.
The board of county commissioners shall refuse to provide funding for a county fair
association that failed to hold a fair within the county in any year for which it has received
funding from the county. In such a case, the board of county commissioners shall inquire into
the disposition of moneys paid by the county to the association after its last annual report, and if
there has been any misappropriation it shall institute proceedings at once to recover the sum
misappropriated. For any such misappropriation, the officers, trustees, or directors of the
association shall be liable personally to the county.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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