Michigan § 286.473c Property subject to disclosure; contents of statement.

Michigan Statutes

§ 286.473c — Property subject to disclosure; contents of statement.

Michigan § 286.473c

Ch. 286AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY

Act 93 of 1981MICHIGAN RIGHT TO FARM ACT (286.471-286.474)

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MICHIGAN RIGHT TO FARM ACT (EXCERPT) Act 93 of 1981 286.473c Property subject to disclosure; contents of statement. Sec. 3c.

(1)Certain real property is subject to those disclosures described in section 7 of the seller disclosure act, Act No. 92 of the Public Acts of 1993, being section 565.957 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. A seller of real property located within 1 mile of the property boundary of a farm or farm operation may voluntarily make available to the buyer the following statement: "This notice is to inform prospective residents that the real property they are about to acquire lies within 1 mile of the property boundary of a farm or farm operation. Generally accepted agricultural and management practices may be utilized by the farm or farm operation and may generate usual and or

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MICHIGAN RIGHT TO FARM ACT (EXCERPT) Act 93 of 1981 286.473c Property subject to disclosure; contents of statement. Sec. 3c. (1) Certain real property is subject to those disclosures described in section 7 of the seller disclosure act, Act No. 92 of the Public Acts of 1993, being section 565.957 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. A seller of real property located within 1 mile of the property boundary of a farm or farm operation may voluntarily make available to the buyer the following statement: "This notice is to inform prospective residents that the real property they are about to acquire lies within 1 mile of the property boundary of a farm or farm operation. Generally accepted agricultural and management practices may be utilized by the farm or farm operation and may generate usual and ordinary noise, dust, odors, and other associated conditions, and these practices are protected by the Michigan right to farm act.". (2) Certain subdivided land is subject to those disclosures described in section 8 of the land sales act, Act No. 286 of the Public Acts of 1972, being section 565.808 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.