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Michigan Laws > Chapter 50
Michigan Laws
> Chapter 50
Current as of: 2009
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R.S. of 1846
Revised Statutes Of 1846
Act 147 of 1901
Recording Of Bonds And Securities
Act 18 of 1921
Deputies And Assistants
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Questions & Answers: Counties
It is my understanding there exists a statute stating when printing a ballot the party of the governor will be listed first. Is this so?? Please advise....
Floyd, I believe the statute you are looking for is section 101.151 of the Florida Statutes: http://www.lawserver.com/law/state/florida/statutes/florida_statutes_101-151 Steve D...
What is considered excessive noise and where can I fine this topic in the Nevada State/County and City codes?...
James, This is likely contained in a local ordinance which you will probably find in the nearest public library or town hall. Also, take a look at section 268.412 of the Nevada St...
Is this word a typo : personalty? It doesn't make any sense....
Terry, This is not a typo. "Personalty" is a legal term that essentially means personal property, as opposed to real estate. Steve Daily LawServer.com...
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