Michigan § 457.253 Powers of corporation; property, holding, disposition.

Michigan Statutes

§ 457.253 — Powers of corporation; property, holding, disposition.

Michigan § 457.253

Ch. 457FRATERNAL ASSOCIATIONS

Act 35 of 1895ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS (457.251-457.253)

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ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS (EXCERPT) Act 35 of 1895 457.253 Powers of corporation; property, holding, disposition. Sec.

3.Said corporation, under the direction of the grand council when assembled, may make and establish all necessary by-laws and rules for its governance and the governance of subordinate councils under the jurisdiction of the grand council, relating to the business and property authorized to be done, held and conveyed by this act; and said corporation may take, hold and convey, as may be required from time to time, any real and personal estate for the purpose of its or their organizations, not exceeding in value in the aggregate the sum of 50,000 dollars; and all real and personal estate so held may be conveyed by deed or bill of sale in the name of said corporation, execute

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ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS (EXCERPT) Act 35 of 1895 457.253 Powers of corporation; property, holding, disposition. Sec. 3. Said corporation, under the direction of the grand council when assembled, may make and establish all necessary by-laws and rules for its governance and the governance of subordinate councils under the jurisdiction of the grand council, relating to the business and property authorized to be done, held and conveyed by this act; and said corporation may take, hold and convey, as may be required from time to time, any real and personal estate for the purpose of its or their organizations, not exceeding in value in the aggregate the sum of 50,000 dollars; and all real and personal estate so held may be conveyed by deed or bill of sale in the name of said corporation, executed by the grand master for the time being, or by such other person as the board of directors may appoint for that purpose, under the seal of the grand council, and such conveyance so executed shall be valid and binding for all intents and purposes whatsoever: Provided, That the property of said association shall be subjected to taxation for all purposes.