Michigan § 211.697 Treasurer; diligence; liability for uncollected taxes.

Michigan Statutes

§ 211.697 — Treasurer; diligence; liability for uncollected taxes.

Michigan § 211.697

Ch. 211TAXATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Act 55 of 1956JEOPARDY ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES (211.691-211.697)

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JEOPARDY ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES (EXCERPT) Act 55 of 1956 211.697 Treasurer; diligence; liability for uncollected taxes. Sec.

7.Action taken by the treasurer in accordance with the provisions of this section shall constitute diligent inquiry and the exercise of due diligence in an effort to collect the taxes with respect to which the action was taken as required by sections 55 and 56a and elsewhere in the Michigan general property tax act, being Act No. 206 of the Public Acts of 1893. The treasurer or his bondsman shall not be liable for any taxes which remain uncollected because the treasurer, in his estimate made in good faith, has underestimated the taxes to be paid on any property with respect to which such action is taken.

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JEOPARDY ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES (EXCERPT) Act 55 of 1956 211.697 Treasurer; diligence; liability for uncollected taxes. Sec. 7. Action taken by the treasurer in accordance with the provisions of this section shall constitute diligent inquiry and the exercise of due diligence in an effort to collect the taxes with respect to which the action was taken as required by sections 55 and 56a and elsewhere in the Michigan general property tax act, being Act No. 206 of the Public Acts of 1893. The treasurer or his bondsman shall not be liable for any taxes which remain uncollected because the treasurer, in his estimate made in good faith, has underestimated the taxes to be paid on any property with respect to which such action is taken.