Michigan Laws > Chapter 550 > Act 388 of 1913 – State Insurance


§ 550.701	Insurance of state property; determination; approval; bids; purchase of deductible or catastrophe insurance; payment of premiums
§ 550.704	Loss in case of damage; fixing amount
§ 550.705	Loss in case of damage; payment, release of additional amounts necessary to rebuild or restore
§ 550.709	Self-liquidation projects exempted; applicability of act
§ 550.710	Election of coverage
§ 550.711	State insurance fund abolished; reversion of funds

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