Michigan § 390.357 Michigan college of mining and technology; contraction of debt; control of property; mining business.

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§ 390.357 — Michigan college of mining and technology; contraction of debt; control of property; mining business.

Michigan § 390.357

Ch. 390UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Act 70 of 1885MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (390.351-390.363)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 390.357 (2026).

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MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (EXCERPT) Act 70 of 1885 390.357 Michigan college of mining and technology; contraction of debt; control of property; mining business. Sec.

7.No debt shall be contracted beyond or apart from the actual means at the disposal of the institution. The board may dispose of or lease any property donated to the state for the purposes of said school, or which may be acquired in payment of debts, except of such as is necessary for the accommodation of the school. The board shall not enter upon the business of mining, or pursue the same, except so far as it may be deemed necessary in the course of instruction, nor shall they purchase any lands beyond what are required for the reasonable accommodation of the school.

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MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (EXCERPT) Act 70 of 1885 390.357 Michigan college of mining and technology; contraction of debt; control of property; mining business. Sec. 7. No debt shall be contracted beyond or apart from the actual means at the disposal of the institution. The board may dispose of or lease any property donated to the state for the purposes of said school, or which may be acquired in payment of debts, except of such as is necessary for the accommodation of the school. The board shall not enter upon the business of mining, or pursue the same, except so far as it may be deemed necessary in the course of instruction, nor shall they purchase any lands beyond what are required for the reasonable accommodation of the school.