Michigan § 211.551 Women's auxiliary association, University of Michigan; tax exemption.

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§ 211.551 — Women's auxiliary association, University of Michigan; tax exemption.

Michigan § 211.551

Ch. 211TAXATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Act 143 of 1891EXEMPTION OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (211.551-211.551)

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EXEMPTION OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (EXCERPT) Act 143 of 1891 211.551 Women's auxiliary association, University of Michigan; tax exemption. Sec.

1.That all property of the said women's auxiliary association of the university of Michigan, or held by any trustee for such association, while held and used solely for the purposes of the association, to wit: For maintaining at the university of Michigan women as professors and instructors in the university whose services shall be at the disposal of the faculty and regents of the university, as teachers and lecturers, without charge to the university or the state of Michigan, shall be forever free and exempt from taxation in any form, under the laws of the state of Michigan.

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EXEMPTION OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (EXCERPT) Act 143 of 1891 211.551 Women's auxiliary association, University of Michigan; tax exemption. Sec. 1. That all property of the said women's auxiliary association of the university of Michigan, or held by any trustee for such association, while held and used solely for the purposes of the association, to wit: For maintaining at the university of Michigan women as professors and instructors in the university whose services shall be at the disposal of the faculty and regents of the university, as teachers and lecturers, without charge to the university or the state of Michigan, shall be forever free and exempt from taxation in any form, under the laws of the state of Michigan.