Michigan § 211.501 Public improvement assessment; personal obligation; recovery.

Michigan Statutes

§ 211.501 — Public improvement assessment; personal obligation; recovery.

Michigan § 211.501

Ch. 211TAXATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Act 234 of 1929PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS (211.501-211.502)

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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS (EXCERPT) Act 234 of 1929 211.501 Public improvement assessment; personal obligation; recovery. Sec.

1.Whenever any parcel of real estate shall have been assessed by the proper body for the construction of any public improvement, and such assessment has not been paid and cannot be lawfully made a lien on the real estate, the amount of such assessment shall constitute a personal obligation against the owner of such real estate, and may be recovered in a suit in assumpsit against said owner, before any court of competent jurisdiction, maintained by the officer in whose hands the assessment roll shall have been placed for collection.

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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS (EXCERPT) Act 234 of 1929 211.501 Public improvement assessment; personal obligation; recovery. Sec. 1. Whenever any parcel of real estate shall have been assessed by the proper body for the construction of any public improvement, and such assessment has not been paid and cannot be lawfully made a lien on the real estate, the amount of such assessment shall constitute a personal obligation against the owner of such real estate, and may be recovered in a suit in assumpsit against said owner, before any court of competent jurisdiction, maintained by the officer in whose hands the assessment roll shall have been placed for collection.