Sec. 90101. (1) The following acts and parts of acts that are codified in article I, general provisions, and article II, pollution control, are repealed: PUBLIC ACT NUMBER YEAR OF ACT MICHIGAN COMPILED LAWS SECTIONS 17 1921 299.1 to 299.10 199 1991 123.1031 to 123.1037 127 1970 691.1201 to 691.1207 245 1929 323.1 to 323.13a 350 1865 307.22 to 307.32 226 1971 323.231 to 323.236 98 1913 325.201 to 325.214 320 1927 123.241 to 123.253 211 1956 323.151 to 323.162 159 1969 323.401 to 323.412 271 1974 323.291 to 323.293 317 1988 323.451 to 323.470 348 1965 336.11 to 336.36 12 1993 336.121 to 336.129 171 1976 286.551 to 286.581 247 1993 286.851 to 286.868 106 1963 752.901 to 752.906 167 1970 323.331 to 323.342 64 1979 299.501 to 299.551 171 1986 299.621 to 299.625 641 1978 299.401 to 299.437 181 1986 325.311 to 325.332 136 1969 323.271 to 323.280 147 1993 299.891 to 299.898 148 1993 299.871 to 299.882 60 1976 299.351 to 299.360 414 1988 299.481 to 299.484 145 1988 445.581 to 445.584 411 1988 299.461 to 299.464 411 1980 319.311 to 319.316 133 1990 299.561 to 299.572 20 1990 299.861 to 299.869 249 1986 299.371 to 299.393 307 1982 299.601 to 299.618 91 1990 30.431 to 30.432 423 1984 299.701 to 299.712 478 1988 299.831 to 299.850 518 1988 299.801 to 299.828 (2) The following acts and parts of acts are not codified in this act but are repealed: (a) Act No. 366 of the Public Acts of 1974, being sections 299.301 to 299.321 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. (b) Act No. 329 of the Public Acts of 1966, being sections 323.111 to 323.128 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. (c) Act No. 13 of the Public Acts of the Extra Session of 1956, being sections 323.201 to 323.203 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. (d) Act No. 280 of the Public Acts of 1909, being sections 322.202 to 322.214 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. (e) Act No. 155 of the Public Acts of 1937, being sections 211.355a to 211.364 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. History: 1994, Act 451, Eff. Mar. 30, 1995 Popular Name: Act 451 Popular Name: NREPA
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