Michigan § 801.90 Civil action to recover and enforce money judgment; district court; venue.

Michigan Statutes

§ 801.90 — Civil action to recover and enforce money judgment; district court; venue.

Michigan § 801.90

Ch. 801JAILS AND WORKHOUSES

Act 118 of 1984THE PRISONER REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTY ACT (801.81-801.93)

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THE PRISONER REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTY ACT (EXCERPT) Act 118 of 1984 801.90 Civil action to recover and enforce money judgment; district court; venue. Sec.

10.Consistent with section 7, the county may file the civil action in the district court to recover a money judgment and to enforce that judgment in the same manner as other money judgments entered by the district court. If the defendant is still a prisoner in the county jail, venue in a district of the first class is proper in the county where the county jail is located and in a district of the second or third class is proper in the district where the county jail is located. If the defendant is a prisoner in a state correctional facility, venue is proper in the county in which the state correctional facility is located.

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THE PRISONER REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTY ACT (EXCERPT) Act 118 of 1984 801.90 Civil action to recover and enforce money judgment; district court; venue. Sec. 10. Consistent with section 7, the county may file the civil action in the district court to recover a money judgment and to enforce that judgment in the same manner as other money judgments entered by the district court. If the defendant is still a prisoner in the county jail, venue in a district of the first class is proper in the county where the county jail is located and in a district of the second or third class is proper in the district where the county jail is located. If the defendant is a prisoner in a state correctional facility, venue is proper in the county in which the state correctional facility is located.