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2017 Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 426 - Forest Products
Act 238 of 1879 PROTECTION OF LOGS AND TIMBER (426.151 - 426.160)
AN ACT to protect logs, lumber and timber, while floating upon the waters in this state, or lying upon the banks or shores thereof, and to repeal consecutive sections number 2009, 2010, 2011, 7627 and 7628 of the Compiled Laws of 1871, relating to the same subject.
History: 1879, Act 238, Eff. Aug. 30, 1879
- Section 426.151 Logs; unlawful moving.
- Section 426.152 Logs; unlawful destruction or alteration of marks.
- Section 426.153 Logs; unlawful marking.
- Section 426.154 Violation of act; penalty.
- Section 426.155 Reception into booms or manufacture of logs without consent of owner; misdemeanor.
- Section 426.156 Booming, manufacture, destruction or insertion of marks without consent of owner; civil liability.
- Section 426.157 Prosecutions; allegations, evidence.
- Section 426.158 Right to search for and examine logs; penalty for obstruction.
- Section 426.159 Inapplicability of act.
- Section 426.160 Logs, timber, boards, planks, spars, boomsticks, spiles, shinglebolts, railroad ties, or fence posts; removal from island, bank, shore, or land; damages; arbitration; judgment; appeal; bonds; forfeiture; sworn statement; public auction; notice; certificate; filing; affidavit; lien.
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