New Hampshire § 564-F-12-1203 - Section 564-F:12-1203 Number.
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§ 564-F-12-1203. Section 564-F:12-1203 Number.
(a) Unless the governing documents provide otherwise, a foundation may have one or more protectors. (b) The number of protectors may be increased or decreased: (1) In accordance with the provisions of the governing documents governing the method for increasing or decreasing the number of protectors; or (2) By an amendment of the governing documents.
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