N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-60-02

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4.1-60-02. Examination of financial accounts of elevator or warehouse by competent examiner - Request by percentage of stockholders

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4.1-60-02. Examination of financial accounts of elevator or warehouse by competent

examiner - Request by percentage of stockholders.

The commissioner may install, and if requested by not less than fifteen percent of the

partners, stockholders, or members of any association, copartnership, corporation, or limited

liability company conducting the public elevator or warehouse, shall install, the uniform system

of accounting provided for in section 4.1-60-01. The commissioner on the commissioner's own

motion may, or on request of the required percentage of partners, stockholders, or members,

the commissioner shall, send a competent examiner to examine the books and financial

accounts of the elevator or warehouse. If a request for the examination of the accounts of any

association, copartnership, corporation, or limited liability company has been made to the

commissioner, as provided for in this section, subsequent examinations must be made at least

once every year until the commissioner is requested to discontinue the examination by

resolution adopted by the partners, stockholders, or members at any annual meeting. If the

examination has been made, the examiner shall report immediately the results of the

examination to the president and the secretary of the association, copartnership, corporation, or

limited liability company and to the commissioner.

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