N.D. Cent. Code § 6-03-54.1
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6-03-54.1. Pledges of bank securities to secure repayment of deposits by a federally recognized Indian tribe
Official statutory text
6-03-54.1. Pledges of bank securities to secure repayment of deposits by a federally
recognized Indian tribe.
A bank, upon the deposit with it of funds by a federally recognized Indian tribe, or an officer,
employee, or agent thereof in that person's official capacity, may give security for the
safekeeping and repayment of the funds deposited by a pledge of securities of the same kind
and to the same extent as is authorized by section 21-04-09 in the case of deposits of public
funds by public corporations.
recognized Indian tribe.
A bank, upon the deposit with it of funds by a federally recognized Indian tribe, or an officer,
employee, or agent thereof in that person's official capacity, may give security for the
safekeeping and repayment of the funds deposited by a pledge of securities of the same kind
and to the same extent as is authorized by section 21-04-09 in the case of deposits of public
funds by public corporations.
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