North Dakota § 26.1-16-14 Classification of membership - Units

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-16-14 — Classification of membership - Units

North Dakota § 26.1-16-14

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-16Benevolent Societies

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-16-14 (2026).

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A benevolent society may provide for the classification of its membership by one or more
units based on the age of individual members, or by the adoption of a maximum limit of one
group or unit. Before the organization of a new group or unit, the society shall notify the
commissioner of its proposal to organize the group or unit, and the organization must be
conducted in accordance with any applicable rules adopted by the commissioner. The number
of members in a unit may not be less than is required for the organization of a society. If the
membership of any group or unit of any society falls below two hundred, the group or unit must
be consolidated with another group or unit of the society unless within sixty days the group or
unit has restored its membership to the minimum required by th

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A benevolent society may provide for the classification of its membership by one or more
units based on the age of individual members, or by the adoption of a maximum limit of one
group or unit. Before the organization of a new group or unit, the society shall notify the
commissioner of its proposal to organize the group or unit, and the organization must be
conducted in accordance with any applicable rules adopted by the commissioner. The number
of members in a unit may not be less than is required for the organization of a society. If the
membership of any group or unit of any society falls below two hundred, the group or unit must
be consolidated with another group or unit of the society unless within sixty days the group or
unit has restored its membership to the minimum required by this section. An age group
composed of members over age sixty-five, however, may be established and maintained at not
less than one hundred members.