N.D. Cent. Code § 6-08.2-04
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6-08.2-04. Grants requirement - Commitment - Reports to attorney general
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6-08.2-04. Grants requirement - Commitment - Reports to attorney general
Any charitable trust that divests itself of any interest pursuant to this chapter shall file a
commitment with the attorney general prior to any divestiture that the charitable trust will,
subject to the provisions of the trust instrument pursuant to which the trust was created,
continue to make grants under the provisions of the trust to recipients within this state. The
charitable trust must report annually to the attorney general describing the grants made by the
charitable trust to all recipients in the previous year. Upon the basis of such information, or other
information that may be brought to the attorney general's attention, the attorney general may
initiate further investigation and ensure compliance with the requirements of this section.
Any charitable trust that divests itself of any interest pursuant to this chapter shall file a
commitment with the attorney general prior to any divestiture that the charitable trust will,
subject to the provisions of the trust instrument pursuant to which the trust was created,
continue to make grants under the provisions of the trust to recipients within this state. The
charitable trust must report annually to the attorney general describing the grants made by the
charitable trust to all recipients in the previous year. Upon the basis of such information, or other
information that may be brought to the attorney general's attention, the attorney general may
initiate further investigation and ensure compliance with the requirements of this section.
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