Michigan § 129.315 Civil action; penalty.

Michigan Statutes

§ 129.315 — Civil action; penalty.

Michigan § 129.315

Ch. 129PUBLIC FUNDS

Act 517 of 2012IRAN ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ACT (129.311-129.316)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 129.315 (2026).

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IRAN ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ACT (EXCERPT) Act 517 of 2012 129.315 Civil action; penalty. Sec.

5.The attorney general may bring a civil action against any person reported under section 4. If a civil action results in a finding that the person submitted a false certification, the person is responsible for a civil penalty of not more than $250,000.00 or 2 times the amount of the contract or proposed contract for which the false certification was made, whichever is greater, the cost of the public entity's investigation, and reasonable attorney fees, in addition to the fine. A person who submitted a false certification shall be ineligible to bid on a request for proposal for 3 years from the date the public entity determines that the person has submitted the false certification.

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IRAN ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ACT (EXCERPT) Act 517 of 2012 129.315 Civil action; penalty. Sec. 5. The attorney general may bring a civil action against any person reported under section 4. If a civil action results in a finding that the person submitted a false certification, the person is responsible for a civil penalty of not more than $250,000.00 or 2 times the amount of the contract or proposed contract for which the false certification was made, whichever is greater, the cost of the public entity's investigation, and reasonable attorney fees, in addition to the fine. A person who submitted a false certification shall be ineligible to bid on a request for proposal for 3 years from the date the public entity determines that the person has submitted the false certification.