Michigan § 287.285 Saving clause; disposition of dog fund; expense of dog department in cities, payment.

Michigan Statutes

§ 287.285 — Saving clause; disposition of dog fund; expense of dog department in cities, payment.

Michigan § 287.285

Ch. 287ANIMAL INDUSTRY

Act 339 of 1919DOG LAW OF 1919 (287.261-287.290)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 287.285 (2026).

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DOG LAW OF 1919 (EXCERPT) Act 339 of 1919 287.285 Saving clause; disposition of dog fund; expense of dog department in cities, payment. Sec.

25.Any valid claims for loss or damage to live stock which have accrued under any general or local laws, prior to the taking effect of this act, shall not abate by reason of the repeal of such laws by the operation of this act, but all such claims, and all claims arising under this act and all expense incurred in any county in enforcing the provisions of this act shall be paid out of the general fund of the county. At the time this act takes effect, all moneys then in the "dog fund" in the hands of township or city treasurers, derived from the taxation of dogs under existing laws, shall be turned into the county general fund: Provided, In all cities

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DOG LAW OF 1919 (EXCERPT) Act 339 of 1919 287.285 Saving clause; disposition of dog fund; expense of dog department in cities, payment. Sec. 25. Any valid claims for loss or damage to live stock which have accrued under any general or local laws, prior to the taking effect of this act, shall not abate by reason of the repeal of such laws by the operation of this act, but all such claims, and all claims arising under this act and all expense incurred in any county in enforcing the provisions of this act shall be paid out of the general fund of the county. At the time this act takes effect, all moneys then in the "dog fund" in the hands of township or city treasurers, derived from the taxation of dogs under existing laws, shall be turned into the county general fund: Provided, In all cities having a well regulated dog department, the reasonable expense of maintaining the same, shall be borne by said county, duly audited by the board of supervisors, and in any county having a board of county auditors, said board of county auditors shall audit said reasonable bills, to be paid out of the general fund of the county.