N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09.16-04
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6-09.16-04. Loan application - How made
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6-09.16-04. Loan application - How made
All applications for loans under this chapter must be made to the department. The
department may approve the applications of qualified applicants that propose projects that
conform to requirements established under chapter 50-30. The Bank of North Dakota shall
review and approve or reject all loan applications forwarded to the Bank by the department. For
applications approved by the Bank and upon final approval of the application by the department,
loans may be made from the long-term care facility loan fund in accordance with this chapter.
All applications for loans under this chapter must be made to the department. The
department may approve the applications of qualified applicants that propose projects that
conform to requirements established under chapter 50-30. The Bank of North Dakota shall
review and approve or reject all loan applications forwarded to the Bank by the department. For
applications approved by the Bank and upon final approval of the application by the department,
loans may be made from the long-term care facility loan fund in accordance with this chapter.
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