Michigan § 404.53 Traveling expenses not paid by county; patient, attendant.

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§ 404.53 — Traveling expenses not paid by county; patient, attendant.

Michigan § 404.53

Ch. 404WELFARE AND CHARITY

Act 46 of 1925SUBSIDIZATION OF PRIVATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR AGENCIES (404.51-404.53)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 404.53 (2026).

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SUBSIDIZATION OF PRIVATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR AGENCIES (EXCERPT) Act 46 of 1925 404.53 Traveling expenses not paid by county; patient, attendant. Sec.

3.It shall be lawful for any board of supervisors through a committee appointed by it or through its county agent or probate judge, to pay the traveling expenses of any individual to and from any such institution or agency within the state of Michigan. It shall also be lawful to pay the traveling expenses of an attendant conducting such person to or from said institution or agency when the service of an attendant is in the judgment of said committee, county agent or probate judge, necessary for the protection of the person so conveyed.

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SUBSIDIZATION OF PRIVATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR AGENCIES (EXCERPT) Act 46 of 1925 404.53 Traveling expenses not paid by county; patient, attendant. Sec. 3. It shall be lawful for any board of supervisors through a committee appointed by it or through its county agent or probate judge, to pay the traveling expenses of any individual to and from any such institution or agency within the state of Michigan. It shall also be lawful to pay the traveling expenses of an attendant conducting such person to or from said institution or agency when the service of an attendant is in the judgment of said committee, county agent or probate judge, necessary for the protection of the person so conveyed.