Sec. 68.
No suit shall be instituted to recover any tax or money paid, or for property therefor, or for damages on account thereof, unless brought within 30 days from the time of payment of such money to, or for the sale of such property by, the collecting officers; and if such tax be paid under protest, the reasons therefor shall be specified, and the same procedure observed as is, and may be required by the general tax law: Provided, That suits specified in this section shall be brought against the county at large.
History: 1915, Act 59, Eff. Aug. 24, 1915 ;-- CL 1915, 4738 ;-- CL 1929, 4383 ;-- CL 1948, 247.468
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Act 59 of 1915 - Construction, Improvement, and Maintenance of Highways (247.415 - 247.487)
59-1915-ACTIONS-AND-HEARING-PROVISIONS. - Actions and Hearing Provisions. (247.466...247.487)
Section 247.468 - Limitation of Actions; Tax Payment Under Protest; Suit Against County.
Section 247.469 - Injunction Restricted.
Section 247.470 - Faulty Proceedings; Collection of Tax; New Proceedings.
Section 247.471 - Delinquent Tax; Collection.
Section 247.472 - Tax Set Aside; Parties to Action.
Section 247.473 - Tax Set Aside; New Proceedings.
Section 247.474 - Proceedings; Recommencement; Notice of Hearing; Credit for Tax Paid.
Section 247.476 - Saving Clause.
Section 247.477 - Clerical Errors; Correction.
Section 247.478 - Clerical Errors; Notice of Review and Correction.
Section 247.480 - Correction of Tax in Next Assessment Roll.
Section 247.481 - Change in Apportionment or Tax; Restriction.
Section 247.482-247.487 - Repealed. 1958, Act 77, Eff. Sept. 13, 1958.