N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09-07
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6-09-07. State funds must be deposited in Bank of North Dakota - Income of the Bank
Official statutory text
6-09-07. State funds must be deposited in Bank of North Dakota - Income of the Bank
All state funds and funds of all state penal, educational, and industrial institutions must be
deposited in the Bank of North Dakota by the persons having control of such funds or must be
deposited in accordance with constitutional and statutory provisions. All income earned by the
Bank for its own account on state moneys that are deposited in or invested with the Bank to the
credit of the state must be credited to and become a part of the revenues and income of the
Bank.
All state funds and funds of all state penal, educational, and industrial institutions must be
deposited in the Bank of North Dakota by the persons having control of such funds or must be
deposited in accordance with constitutional and statutory provisions. All income earned by the
Bank for its own account on state moneys that are deposited in or invested with the Bank to the
credit of the state must be credited to and become a part of the revenues and income of the
Bank.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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