Utah § 73-16-5 - Error in copying does not invalidate.

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§ 73-16-5. Error in copying does not invalidate.

73-16-5.  Error in copying does not invalidate.
     Any error made, if any, in copying the original compact in Section 73-16-2 hereof, shall be held not to invalidate the ratification of the compact in any way.

Enacted by Chapter 161, 1955 General Session

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