N.D. Cent. Code § 6-06.2-04

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6-06.2-04. Contents of agreement of association

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6-06.2-04. Contents of agreement of association

1. Before the formation of a cooperative financial institution under this chapter, the

originating members of the proposed cooperative financial institution shall execute a

written agreement of association to form a cooperative financial institution. The written

agreement of association must identify and comply with the capital structure required

by the state banking board and must specifically state:

a. That the originating members of the cooperative financial institution intend to

associate themselves with the intention of forming a cooperative financial

institution;

b. The name of the cooperative financial institution;

c. The location of the principal office of the cooperative financial institution;

d. The purposes for which the cooperative financial institution is formed and the

nature of the business the cooperative financial institution is to conduct; and

e. The names and addresses of each originating member of the financial institution.

2. Each originating member shall subscribe to the agreement of association before

submission to the state banking board.

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