Michigan § 113.5 - Reincorporation under act; special assessments, enforcement.

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§ 113.5. Reincorporation under act; special assessments, enforcement.

Sec. 5.

In cases where a special assessment has been made by authority of and confirmed by the council of any such city, and the same, or some part thereof, shall not have been collected when this act shall take effect, such city, as hereby reincorporated, shall have authority to enforce the payment thereof, and the same proceedings may be had therefor as are provided in this act.

Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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