N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-05-28: Securities vest in policyholders on default of domestic life insurance company

The securities of a defaulting or insolvent domestic life insurance company, or of a company against which proceedings for dissolution are pending, which are on deposit with the commissioner, vest in the state for the benefit of the policies on account of which the deposit was made, and the proceeds, by order of the court upon final hearing, must be divided among the policyholders proportionately to the last annual valuation of the policies, or, at any time, must be applied to the purchase of reinsurance for their benefit.