Michigan § 565.131 Discharge of mortgages; liens, recorded claims in land by state administrative board.

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§ 565.131 — Discharge of mortgages; liens, recorded claims in land by state administrative board.

Michigan § 565.131

Ch. 565CONVEYANCES OF REAL PROPERTY

Act 31 of 1947DISCHARGE OF LIENS, MORTGAGES, AND OTHER CLAIMS IN LAND (565.131-565.132)

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DISCHARGE OF LIENS, MORTGAGES, AND OTHER CLAIMS IN LAND (EXCERPT) Act 31 of 1947 565.131 Discharge of mortgages; liens, recorded claims in land by state administrative board. Sec.

1.The state administrative board is hereby authorized to discharge liens, mortgages and other claims of interest in land on record in favor of the state of Michigan, or any of its departments, boards, commissions, institutions or agencies, in which the state has no interest, and which are not authorized by law to be discharged by any other agency of the state. The state administrative board shall determine the interest of the state.

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DISCHARGE OF LIENS, MORTGAGES, AND OTHER CLAIMS IN LAND (EXCERPT) Act 31 of 1947 565.131 Discharge of mortgages; liens, recorded claims in land by state administrative board. Sec. 1. The state administrative board is hereby authorized to discharge liens, mortgages and other claims of interest in land on record in favor of the state of Michigan, or any of its departments, boards, commissions, institutions or agencies, in which the state has no interest, and which are not authorized by law to be discharged by any other agency of the state. The state administrative board shall determine the interest of the state.