N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-10-09

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4.1-10-09. Designated handler - Certification

Official statutory text

4.1-10-09. Designated handler - Certification

1. Before a designated handler may sell, process, or ship potatoes, the designated

handler shall obtain certification from the council. The certification is available upon

submission to the council of an application containing the name under which the

handler is transacting business within the state, the designated handler's place of

business, and the location of loading and shipping places of the designated handler's

agents.

2. a. If the designated handler is a corporation, the application must include the

corporate name and the names and addresses of its principal officers and agents

within the state.

b. If the designated handler is a partnership, the application must include names

and addresses of the persons constituting the partnership.

c. If the designated handler is a limited liability company, the application must

include the names and addresses of its principal managers and agents within the

state.

3. The designated handler shall notify the council whenever there is a change of

information required by this section.

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