Michigan § 453.281 - Local agricultural or horticultural societies; reorganization.
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§ 453.281. Local agricultural or horticultural societies; reorganization.
That any town, county or district agricultural or horticultural society heretofore organized under any general law of this state may reorganize under the act approved February twelfth, 1855, entitled “An act to authorize the formation of county and town agricultural societies,” so as to become subject to the provisions of said act, and the several acts amendatory thereof, whenever the officers and directors of any such town, county or district agricultural or horticultural society shall make, sign, acknowledge and file duplicate articles of association as provided in said act and the several acts amendatory thereof.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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