Section 16

Act 291 of 1927, § 16, under STATE FIRE MARSHAL LAW.

Act 291 of 1927, § 16

Section 16. The act of the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen (Pamphlet Laws, seven hundred and ten), entitled "An act relating to fires and fire prevention; imposing duties and conferring powers heretofore exercised by the State Fire Marshal upon the Department of State Police; authorizing the appointment of the chiefs of fire departments and certain public officers and others as assistants to said department, and defining their powers and duties; providing for the investigation of the cause, origin, and circumstance of fires and the inspection of all, and the removal or change of, certain buildings; imposing duties on school authorities, and on certain corporations, associations, and fire rating agencies; providing for the attendance of witnesses before the department and the enforcement of its orders; and prescribing penalties"; and the act of the eleventh day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one (Pamphlet Laws, five hundred), entitled "An act to amend the first paragraph of section three of the act, approved the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred nineteen (Pamphlet Laws, seven hundred ten), entitled 'An act relating to fires and fire prevention; imposing duties and conferring powers heretofore exercised by the State Fire Marshal upon the Department of State Police; authorizing the appointment of the chiefs of fire departments and certain public officers and others as assistants to said department and defining their powers and duties; providing for the investigation of the cause, origin, and circumstance of fires and the inspection of all, and the removal or change of, certain buildings; imposing duties on school authorities and on certain corporations, associations, and fire rating agencies; providing for the attendance of witnesses before the department and the enforcement of its orders; and prescribing penalties,'" and all other acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed.