Michigan § 254.102 State highway commissioner's obligations, contracts, execution of leases.

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§ 254.102 — State highway commissioner's obligations, contracts, execution of leases.

Michigan § 254.102

Ch. 254BRIDGES

Act 181 of 1921BRIDGE ACROSS PORTAGE LAKE (254.101-254.107)

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BRIDGE ACROSS PORTAGE LAKE (EXCERPT) Act 181 of 1921 254.102 State highway commissioner's obligations, contracts, execution of leases. Sec.

2.The state highway commissioner is authorized to carry out or assume the obligations of any contracts now existing with railroad companies or other corporations or persons with respect to rentals, damages, use, improvement, repair and maintenance of said bridge. Said state highway commissioner is authorized to make contracts for the enjoyment of the use of said bridge, jointly with railroad companies or other corporations or persons, and for the future maintenance, repair and improvement thereof, and to execute any leases, or other agreements necessary and proper in the premises.

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BRIDGE ACROSS PORTAGE LAKE (EXCERPT) Act 181 of 1921 254.102 State highway commissioner's obligations, contracts, execution of leases. Sec. 2. The state highway commissioner is authorized to carry out or assume the obligations of any contracts now existing with railroad companies or other corporations or persons with respect to rentals, damages, use, improvement, repair and maintenance of said bridge. Said state highway commissioner is authorized to make contracts for the enjoyment of the use of said bridge, jointly with railroad companies or other corporations or persons, and for the future maintenance, repair and improvement thereof, and to execute any leases, or other agreements necessary and proper in the premises.