§ 213.171 Property; acquisition by county road or state highway commissioners; approval of required officials
§ 213.172 Property for county and trunk line; conveyances, name, fluid mineral and gas rights, recording
§ 213.173 Payment of purchase price for property
§ 213.174 Determination of necessity by board or commissioner; hearing
§ 213.174a Determination of necessity by circuit court commissioner if board or commissioner is disqualified
§ 213.175 Determination of necessity; filing and recording; compensation for property
§ 213.176 Possession notice; vesting of title; removal of obstructions on property
§ 213.177 Petition; circuit court to appoint commissioners to determine damages
§ 213.178 Petition; order for hearing, service
§ 213.179 Petition; service upon guardians; guardian ad litem
§ 213.180 Petition; constructive service; order for appearance
§ 213.181 Order for appearance; publication; mailing and service of order
§ 213.182 Order for appearance; proof of publication and service; filing
§ 213.183 Default of persons not appearing; court-appointed commissioners; discontinuance
§ 213.184 Commissioners; meetings, adjournments; witnesses
§ 213.185 Commissioners; view of premises; hearing; evidence of ownership
§ 213.186 Commissioners; appraisal of damages; reports
§ 213.187 Commissioners; not necessary to include all parcels of property in same petition
§ 213.188 Benefits to owners; deduction from damage costs
§ 213.189 Orders of court upon determination and in regarding commissioners
§ 213.190 Confirmation of commissioner’s report; witness, attorney, damage fees
§ 213.191 Compensation of highway condemnation commissioners; expenses
§ 213.192 Prima facie evidence; certificate, report, or determination
§ 213.193 Right to acquire property of municipalities and cemetery associations; exchange
§ 213.194 Sale of excess land; conveyance; record
§ 213.197 Review by certiorari; procedure; time limitations
§ 213.198 State highway commissioner or deputy may conduct proceedings
§ 213.199 All notices and orders; service
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Terms Used In Michigan Laws > Chapter 213 > Act 352 of 1925 - Acquiring Property for Highway Purposes

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  • Guardian: A person legally empowered and charged with the duty of taking care of and managing the property of another person who because of age, intellect, or health, is incapable of managing his (her) own affairs.
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