Kansas § 17-1704 - Same; title; transfers. The title to any property the ownership of which is provided for in this act shall be vested in the lodge or other
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§ 17-1704. Same; title; transfers. The title to any property the ownership of which is provided for in this act shall be vested in the lodge or other
17-1704. Same; title; transfers. The title to any property the ownership of which is provided for in this act shall be vested in the lodge or other subordinate organization, and transfers of the same may be made by the trustees or managers of such organization.History: L. 1899, ch. 164, § 2; May 15; R.S. 1923, 17-1704.
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