California § 53900 - The following sections of the Political Code are repealed: 3446 3463 3478 3447 34
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§ 53900. The following sections of the Political Code are repealed: 3446 3463 3478 3447 34
The following sections of the Political Code are repealed: 3446 3463 3478 3447 3464 3479 3448 3465 3480 3449 3466 3480a 3450 3466a 3480b 3451 3466.6 3480d 3452 3466b 3480e 3453 3466 1 2 (As amended by 3480f 3454 Chapter 177 of the 3480(g) 3454a Statutes of 1915) 3480(h) 3454b 3466 1 2 (As amended by 3480 1 2 3454 1 2 Chapter 374 of the 3481 3455 Statutes of 1921) 3482 3456 3467 3483 3456a 3468 3484 3456a 1 2 3469 3485 3456c 3470 3488 3457 3471 3489 3457a 3472 3489a 3457b 3473 3489b 3458 3474 3490 3459 3475 3491 3460 3476 3492 3461 3476a 3493 3462 3477 3493a 3462a 3493b
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What does Public Contract Code - PCC § 53900 cover?
Section 53900 ("The following sections of the Political Code are repealed: 3446 3463 3478 3447 34") is part of the Public Contract Code - PCC, the codified statutory law of California. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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