Michigan § 455.206a Election and registration; notice.

Michigan Statutes

§ 455.206a — Election and registration; notice.

Michigan § 455.206a

Ch. 455SUMMER RESORT AND PARK ASSOCIATIONS

Act 137 of 1929INCORPORATION OF SUMMER RESORT OWNERS (455.201-455.220)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 455.206a (2026).

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INCORPORATION OF SUMMER RESORT OWNERS (EXCERPT) Act 137 of 1929 455.206a Election and registration; notice. Sec. 6a. For the foregoing purpose the said board of trustees or board of directors shall cause a notice of such election and notice of registration to be published in 4 succeeding issues of some newspaper printed within the county in which such territory is situated and having circulation within the affected territory, for 4 weeks immediately preceding such election. If no newspaper be published in such county, then such notice shall be published in a newspaper published in an adjacent county.

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INCORPORATION OF SUMMER RESORT OWNERS (EXCERPT) Act 137 of 1929 455.206a Election and registration; notice. Sec. 6a. For the foregoing purpose the said board of trustees or board of directors shall cause a notice of such election and notice of registration to be published in 4 succeeding issues of some newspaper printed within the county in which such territory is situated and having circulation within the affected territory, for 4 weeks immediately preceding such election. If no newspaper be published in such county, then such notice shall be published in a newspaper published in an adjacent county.

Legislative History

Add. 1939, Act 133, Imd. Eff. May 23, 1939 ;-- CL 1948, 455.206a Constitutionality: In Whitman v Lake Diane Corp, 267 MA 176 (2005), the Michigan court of appeals held that the provisions concerning elections in the summer resort owners corporation act, MCL 455.201 et seq, violate the constitutional due process rights of the persons whose property interests would be affected by the election.