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1 TABLE OF STATUTORY AND CONSTITUTIONAL CITATIONS [References are to footnotes. The number which precedes the decimal point indicates the part; the figure which follows the decimal point is the footnote number.] English Statutes Leges Edw. Confessoris, c. 37 (1043), Magna Carta, c. 39 (1217), 1.4 Hen. Ill, 1 Stat. of the Realm , Hen. Ill, Stat. 1, c. 31 (1225), Hen. Ill, stat. 1, c. 32 (1225), Hen. III, stat. 6, c. 3, 5 (1266), Edw. I, c. 5 (1278) (Statute of Gloucester), 1.296, Edw. I, c. (1278) (Statute of Gloucester), Edw. I, c. 11 (1278) (Statute of Gloucester), Edw. I, stat. 2 (1279) (Statute of Mortmain), Edw. I, c. 10 (1284) (Statute of Wales), 1.4, Edw. I, stat. 1, c. 1 (1285) (De Donis Conditionalibus), 1.45, 1.59, 1.62, Edw. I, stat. I, c. 18 (1285) (Westminster II), 1.26, Edw. I, stat. 1 (1290) (Quia Emptores Terrarum), 1.6, 1.25, 1.46, 1.104, 1.211, 1.346, 1.354, 1.424, 1.722, 2.4, Edw. I, stat. 1, c. 1 (1297), Edw. I, stat. 3, c. 1 (1300), Edw. II, stat. 1, c. 7 (1324), Edw. III, stat. 2, c. 12 (1327), Edw. III, stat. 2, c. 13 (1327), Edw. III, stat. 1, c. 5 (1341), Edw. III, stat. 4, c. 3 (1350), Edw. III, c. 5 (1363), Edw. III, c. 1 (1368), Edw. III, c. 6, 2 (1376), Ric. II, c. 9 (1377), Ric. II, stat. 1, c. 2 (1378), Ric. II, c. 5, 5, 7 (1391), Hen. IV, c. 7 (1402), Hen. VI, cc. 3, 5 (1433), Ric. III, c. 1 (1483), 1.12, Ric. III, c. 7, 5 (1483), He!J.. VII, cc. 5, 6 (1487), Hen. VII, c. 4 (1487), 1.13, Hen. VII, c. 24 (1487), Hen. VII, c. 3 (1490), 1.13, Hen. VII, c. 8 (1494), Hen. VIII, c. 4 (1511), 1.13, Hen. VIII, c. 15, 3 (1529), Hen. VIII, c. 10 (1531), Hen. VIII, c. 2 (1533), Hen. VIII, c. 13, 5 (1534), Hen. VIII, c. 10 (1535) (Statute of Uses), 1.14, 1.40, 1.354, 1.410, 1.542, 1.691,
2 614 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS 31 Hen. VIII, c. 1, 2 (1539), Hen. VIII, c. 1 (1540) (Statute of Wills), 1.15, 1.175, 1.238, 1.417, Hen. VIII, c. 9 (1540), 1.40, 1.359, Hen. VIII, c. 28, 1, 2 (1540), Hen. VIII, c. 31 (1540), Hen. VIII, c. 34, 1 (1540), Hen. VIII, c. 36 (1540), Hen. VIII, c. 20, 3 (1541), Hen. VIII, c. 39, 75 (1541), & 35 Hen. VIII, c. 5 (I542), 1.15, 1.73, 1.175, & 35 Hen. VIII, c. 20 (I542), 1.67, Hen. VIII, c. 9, 3, 4 (1545), Edw. VI, c. 4 (1547), & 4 Edw. VI, c. 21 (1549), 1.470, & 6 Edw. VI, c. 14 (1552), 1.463, 1.466, 1.488, & 6 Edw. VI, c. 20 (1552), I Eliz. I, c. 19 (1558), Eliz. I, c. 8, 2, 5, 9 (1570), Eliz. I, cc. 10, 20 (1571), I4 E1iz. I, c. 8 (1572), 1.67, Eliz. I, c. 11 (1572), I8 Eliz. I, c. 11 (1575), Eliz. I, c. 18, I2, 33 (1597), Eliz. I, c. 4 (1601) (Charitable Uses), Jac. I, c. 3 (1603), I Jac. I, c. 17, 2 (1623), Jac. I, c. I9, 12 (1623), Jac. I, c. 22 (1623), Car. I, c. 4, 5 (1627), I2 Car. II, c. I3, 2 (1660), I2 Car. II, c. 24, I (I660), 1.7, Car. II, c. 3, I2 (I676) (Statute of Frauds), 1.15, Car. II, c. 7 (I676), 1.40 IO & 11 Gul. III, c. 16 (1699), 2.9, Ann., c. 16, 9 (I705), 1.3, Ann., stat. 2, c. 16, 1 (1713), Geo. I, c. 18, I8-2I (1720), Geo. II, c. 20 (I74I ), 1.68, I2 Geo. III, c. 71 (1772), Geo. III, c. 83, 1, 18 (I774) (Quebec Act), Geo. III, c. 3I (I791) (Canada Act), Geo. IV, c. 41 (I822), Geo. IV, c. 66 (1824), Geo. IV, c. 95 (1824), Viet., c. 26, 29 (1837), & 8 Viet., c. 24 (1844), & 18 Viet., c. 90 (1854), & 45 Viet., c. 41, 52 (1881), Geo. V, c. 20, 1 (Law of Property Act, 1925), Geo. V, c. 20, 4 (3) (Law of Property Act, 1925), Geo. V, c. 20, 155 (Law of Property Act, 1925), 3.139
3 STATUTORY CITATIONS 15 Geo. V, c. 20, 161 (Law of Property Act, 1925), Geo. V, c. 20, 163 (Law of Property Act, 1925), Geo. V, c. 20, First Schedule, Part I (1925), & 26 Geo. V, c. 30, 2 [Law Reform (Married Women and Tort feasors) Act, 1935], 1.557, & 2 Geo. VI, c. 53 (Hire-Purchase Act, 1938), 1.454, & 12 Geo. VI, c. 66 (1948), , 13 & 14 Geo. VI, c. 78, 1 [Married Women (Restraint Upon Anticipation) Act, 1949], 1.557, United States Constitution Art. I, VIII, cl. 3 and Amendment X, United States Statutes Ordinance of 1787, 5, 1.39 Act. Jan. 11, 1805, 2 Stat. 309, 1.39 Act. Jul. 2, 1890, I, 26 Stat. 209, I5 U.S.C. I, Act Sep. 26, I914, 38 Stat. 717, I5 U.S.C. 4I et seq., Act Aug. I7, I937, Tit. VIII, 50 Stat. 693, I5 U.S.C. I, I.491, Act Jul. 14, 1952, 66 Stat. 632, 15 U.S.C. 45, Michigan Constitution, 1850 Art. 16, 5, l.l52, l.l75 Art. 18, 12, Schedule, 1.41 Michigan Constitution, 1908 Art. 16, 8, l.l52 Art. 16, 10, 1.306, 1.350, Schedule, 1.41 Michigan Statutes 32 Geo. III (Upper Canada), c. 1, 3 (1792), 1.33, 1.41, 1.364, 2.30 Act Jan. 31, 1809, 2 Laws Terr. Mich. 13, l.l75 Act Sep. I6, 1810, 1 Laws Terr. Mich. 210, 900, 1.38, 1.40, 1.41 Act Apr. 24, I820, 1 Laws Terr. Mich. 633, Act Mar. 2, 1821, 1 Laws Terr. Mich. 815, 1.82, 1.93, 2.68 Act Apr. 12, 1827, 2 Laws Terr. Mich. 388, Act Apr. 13, I827, 3 Laws Terr. Mich. 602, 603, 1.38 Revised Statutes, I838, pp , l.l34 p. 258, 1.83, 1.89, 2.38, 2.68 p. 266, 24, p. 270, I.I75 p. 481, Act 42, P.A. I842, 6, Act 62, P.A. 1843, 1.700, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 62, c. 62, Title, c 62, I, l.l32, c. 62, 2, l.l32 c. 62, 3, 1.85, 1.93, 1.132, 2.68, c. 62, 4, 1.85, 1.93, 1.132, 2.68, c. 62, 5, l.l32, 1.257, 1.307,
4 616 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS c. 62, 6, c. 62, 7, 1.371, c. 62, 8, 1.371, 2.179, 2.184, c. 62, 9, 1.370, 1.371, c. 62, 10, 1.371, c. 62, 11, 1.371, c. 62, 12, 1.371, c. 62, 13, 1.371, 2.184, c. 62, 14, 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 3.1, 3.20, 3.67, 3.76, 3.100, 3.144, 3.147, 3.209, c. 62, 15, 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 1.593, 1.639, 2.46, 2.47, 3.1, 3.20, 3.22, 3.67, 3.100, 3.144, 3.219, 3.262, 3.266, c. 62, 16, 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 2.180, 3.1, 3.262, 3.282, c. 62, 17, 1.257, 1.267, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.280, 2.534, 3.1, 3.42, 3.67, 3.220, 3.319, c. 62, 18, 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 3.1, 3.42, 3.47, 3.67 c. 62, 19, 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 3.1, 3.42 c. 62, 20, 1.307, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.180, 2.570, 3.1, 3.23, 3.67, 3.85, c. 62, 21, 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 2.180, 3.1, 3.42, 3.48, 3.67 c. 62, 22, c. 62, 23, 1.307, 1.308, 1.371, 2.46, 2.180, 3.1, 3.85 c. 62, 24, 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 1.392, 2.178, 2.180, 2.194, 3.20 c. 62, 27, 1.257, 1.307, 1.342, c. 62, 28, 1.89, c. 62, 29, 1.257, 1.267, c. 62, 30, 31, 2.106, 3.262, c. 62, 32, 1.242, 2.38, c. 62, 33, 1.179, c. 62, 34, c. 62, 35, 1.371, c. 62, 36, c. 62, 37, 1.585, 2.184, 2.482, c. 62, 38, 2.184, 2.482, c. 62, 39, 2.184, 2.482, c. 62, 40, 2.184, c. 62, 41, 2.502, 3.1, 3.144, 3.262, c. 62, 42, c. 62, 43, c. 62, 44, 1.166, 2.178, c. 62, 45, c. 62, 46, 1.143, 2.178, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 63, c. 63, 3, 1.588, c. 63, 7, c. 63, 11, 1.586, 2.483, 3.192, 3.202, c. 63, 13, 1.587, 1.595, c. 63, 16, 1.587, 3.45 c. 63, 19, 1.587, 1.590, 1.595, 1.620, 1.621, 1.639, 2.54, 2.462, 3.202, 3.211, 3.225, c. 63, 20, 1.598
5 STATUTORY CITATIONS c. 63, 21, 1.602, 1.609, 2.54, 2.462, c. 63, 24, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 64, c. 6<1, 2, 4, c. 6'1, 5, 3.119, c. 64, 6, 2.71, 3.119, c. 64, 7, c. 64, 9, 1.183, 2.304, c. 64, 10, 2.304, c. 64, 11, 2.304, c. 64, 12, 2.75, 2.293, 2.297, 2.304, c. 64, 13, 1.183, 2.304, c. 64, 14, 2.304, c. 64, 15, 17, c. 64, 22, 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, c. 64, 23, 2.296~ 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, 3.132, c. 64, 24, 2.296, 3.119, c. 64, 25 to 27, c. 64, 28, 2.296, c. 64, 29, 33, c. 64, 36, 3.119, c. 64, 47, c. 64, 48, 3.119, c. 64, 55, 2.302, 3.145, c. 64, 56, 2.302, 2.325, 3.145, c. 64, 62, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 65, 4, 1.156, c. 65, 7, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 66, 13, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 67, 1, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 68, 1, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 74, 5, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 85, 25, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 90, 24, 25, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 108, 61, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 109, 1, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 110, 6, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. Ill, 3, Revised Statutes, 1846, c. 123, 26, Act 235, P.A. 1849, 4, Act 184, P.A. 1851, Act 80, P.A. 1855, 6, Act 120, P.A. 1855, Act 145, P.A. 1855, 21, Act 168, P.A. 1855, 1.152, Act 191, P.A. 1877, 4, Act 233, P.A. 1887, 1.283, 1.606, 1.607, 2.80 Act 209, P.A. 1897, Act 230, P.A. 1897, Act 255, P.A. 1899, 1, 8, 1.497, Act 29, P.A. 1901, 7, Act 229, P.A. 1905,
6 618 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS Act 122, P.A. 1907, 1.593, 2.421, 2.422, 2.432, Act 125, P.A. 1911, 2.421, 2.422, Act 106, P.A. 1913, 15, Act 135, P.A. 1913, Act 380, P.A. 1913, 2.400, 2.421, Act 280, P.A. 1915, 1.220, 1.593, 2.421, Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 6, 4 (6), Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 19, 62 to 70, 1.283, 1.606, 1.607,.2.80 Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 23, 141, Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 29, 54, Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 30, 25, 1.325, Act 314, P.A. 1915, c. 33, 19, Act 63, P.A. 1917, 5, Act 72, P.A. 1917, 24 to 28, Act 243, P.A. 1917,1.715 Act 249, P.A. 1921, 1.648, Act 220, P.A. 1923, Act 60, P.A. 1925, Act 228, P.A. 1925, Act 258, P.A. 1925, 1.224, 1.606, Act 373, P.A. 1925, 1.220, 1.593, Act 373, P.A. 1927, Act 172, P.A. 1929, Act 211, P.A. 1931, 1.372, Act 219, P.A. 1931, Act 327, P.A. 1931, 102, 119, Act 327, P.A. 1931, 152, 161, 174, 183, Act 328, P.A. 1931, 175, Act 122, P.A. l933, Act 50, P.A. 1937, Act 282, P.A. 1937, Act 288, P.A. 1939, c. 2, 45 to 48, 1.648, Act 288, P.A. 1939, c. 2, 98, Act 296, P.A. 1945, 3.141, Act 193, P.A. 1947, 2.387, 2.421, Act 38, P.A. 1949, 1.232, 1.257, 1.279, 1.307, 1.591, 1.594, 2.46, 2.61, 2.180, 2.534, , 3.8, 3.48, 3.76, 3.85, Act 227, P.A. 1949, 1.585, 2.184, 2.482, 2.501, 3.8, 3.48 Act 61, P.A. 1951, 2.387, 2.421, Act 6, P.A. 1952, 1.585, Act 7, P.A. 1952, Michigan Statutes Annotated, ; 2.400, 2.421, to ; ; to ; to 20.28; , , ; , , , , ; to ; , 2l.l265, , ; ; 1.132, 2.177, 2.184
7 STATUTORY CITATIONS ; 1.32, ; 1.85, 1.93, 1.132, 2.68, 2.177, ; 1.85, 1.93, 1.132, 2.68, 2.177, ; 1.132, 1.257, 1.307, 1.633, ; 1.257, ; 1.371, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, 2.179, 2.184, ; 1.370, 1.371, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, 2.184, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 2.177, 3.1, 3.20, 3.67, 3.76, 3.100, 3.144, 3.147, 3.209, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 1.593, 1.639, 2.46, 2.47, 2.177, 3.1, 3.20, 3.22, 3.67, 3.100, 3.144, 3.219, 3.262, 3.266, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 2.177, 2.180, 3.1, 3.262, 3.282, ; 1.257, 1.267, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.177, 2.280, 2.534, 3.1, 3.42, 3.67, 3.220, 3.319, ; 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.177, 3.1, 3.42, 3.47, ; 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.177, 3.1, ; 1.307, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.177, 2.180, 2.570, 3.1, 3.23, 3.67, 3.85, ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 2.177, 2.180, 3.1, 3.42, 3.48, ; 2.177, ; 1.307, 1.308, 1.371, 2.46, 2.177, 2.180, 3.1, ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 1.392, 2.177, 2.178, 2.180, 2.194, , 26.26; ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.342, 2.177, ; 1.89, 2.177, ; 1.257, 1.267, 2.177, , 26.31; 2.106, 2.177, 3.262, ; 1.242, 2.38, 2.177, ; 1.179, 2.177, ; 1.156, 2.177, ; 1.371, 2.177, ; 2.177, ; 1.585, , 2.482, 2.501, 3.8, 3.48, ; 1.585, 2.177, 2.184, 2.482, 2.501, 3.8, 3.48, ; 2.177, 2.184, 2.482, ; 2.177, 2.184, ; 2.177, 2.502, 3.1, 3.144, 3.262, ; 1.371, ; 1.166, ; 1.166, 2.177, 2.178, ; 2.177, ; 1.143, 1.282, , ; 1.372, (1-3); 1.232, 1.257, 1.279, 1.307, 1.591, 1.594, 2.46, 2.61, 2.180, 2.534, 2.570, 3.3, 3.8, 3.48, 3.76, 3.85, to 26.52; 1.583
8 620 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS 26.53; 1.583, 1.588, to 26.56; ; 1.271, to 26.60; ; 1.583, 1.586, 2.483, 3.192, 3.202, ; ; 1.583, 1.587, 1.595, , 26.65; ; 1.583, 1.587, , 26.68; ; 1.583, 1.587, 1.590, 1.595, 1.620, 1.621, 1.639, 2.54, 2.462, 3.202, 3.211, 3.225, ; 1.583, ; 1.583, 1.602, 1.609, 2.54, 2.462, , 26.73; ; 1.583, to 26.77; (1-2); 2.387, 2.421, to 26.94; ; 3.119, ; 2.71, 3.119, , 26.98; ; 1.183, 2.304, 3.119, , ; 2.304, 3.119, ; 2.75, 2.293, 2.297, 2.304, 3.119, ; 1.183, 2.304, 3.119, ; 2.304, 3.119, ; 3.119, ; ; 3.119, to ; ; 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, ; 2.296, 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, 3.132, ; 2.296, 3.119, to ; ; 2.296, to ; ; 3.119, to ; ; 3.119, to ; ; 2.302, 3.119, 3.145, ; 2.302, 2.325, 3.119, 3.145, to ; ; 3.119, (1-6); 3.141, ; 1.152, ; to ; 1.2ll ; 1.156, ; ; 1.374
9 STATUTORY CITATIONS , ; to ; 1.220, 1.593, 2.421, , ; 1.220, 1.593, to ; 1.224, 1.606, (b); to ; 1.283, 1.606, 1.607, ; ; ; 1.325, ; ; ; (71); ( ); 1.648, (150); (168); , 28.36; 1.497, to 28.55; to 28.77; (1-14); ; Compiled Laws, ; 2.400, 2.421, I.l5; to ; to ; , ; 1.497, to ; to ; to ; ; , ; , , , ; to ; ; to ; I.l ; ; ; ; Chapter 554; ; 1.132, ; ; 1.85, 1.93, 1.32, 2.68, ; 1.85, 1.93, 1.132, 2.68, ; 1.132, 1.257, 1.307, ; ; 1.371, ; 1.371, 2.179, 2.184, ; 1.370, 1.371, ; 1.371, ; 1.371,
10 622 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS ; 1.371, ; 1.371, 2.184, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 3.1, 3.20, 3.67, 3.76, 3.100, 3.144, 3.147, 3.209, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 1.593, 1.639, 2.46, 2.47, 3.1, 3.20, 3.22, 3.67, 3.100, 3.144, 3.219, 3.262, 3.266, ; 1.279, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.47, 2.180, 3.1, 3.262, 3.282, ; 1.257, 1.267, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.280, 2.534, 3.1, 3.42, 3.67, 3.220, 3.319, ; 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 3.1, 3.42, 3.47, ; 1.257, 1.280, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 3.1, ; 1.307, 1.371, 1.591, 2.46, 2.180, 2.570, 3.1, 3.23, 3.67, 3.85, ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 2.180, 3.1, 3.42, 3.48, ; ; 1.307, 1.308, 1.371, 2.46, 2.180, 3.1, ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.371, 1.392, 2.178, 2.180, 2.194, ; 1.257, 1.307, 1.342, ; 1.89, ; 1.257, 1.267, , ; 2.106, 3.262, ; 1.242, 2.38, ; 1.179, ; 1.156, ; 1.337, ; ; 1.585, 2.184, 2.482, 2.501, 3.8, 3.48, ; 1.585, 2.184, 2.482, 2.501, 3.8, 3.48, ; 2.184, 2.482, ; 2.184, ; 2.502, 3.1, 3.144, 3.262, ; ; ; 1.166, 2.178, ; ; 1.143, 1.282, 2.178, to ; 1.232, 1.257, 1.279, 1.307, 1.591, 1.594, 2.46, 2.61, 2.180, 2.534, 2.570, 3.3, 3.8, 3.48, 3.76, 3.85, ; 1.372, ; , ; to ; 1.220, 1.593, 2.421, , ; 1.220, 1.593, to ; 1.224, 1.606, Chapter 555; ; 1.588, ; ; 1.586, 2.483, 3.192, 3.202, ; 1.587, 1.595, ; 1.587, ; 1.587, 1.590, 1.595, 1.620, 1.621, 1.639, 2.54, 2.462, 3.202, 3.211, 3.225, 3.246
11 STATUTORY CITATIONS ; ; 1.602, 1.609, 2.54, 2.462, ; , ; 2.387, 2.421, Chapter 556; , 556.4; ; 3.119, ; 2.71, 3.119, ; ; 1.183, 2.304, , ; 2.304, ; 1.75, 1.293, 1.297, 1.304, ; 1.183, 2.304, ; 2.304, , 17; ; 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, ; 2.296, 3.119, 3.122, 3.123, 3.132, ; 2.296, 3.119, to ; ; 2.296, , ; ; 3.119, ; ; 3.119, ; 2.302, 3.145, ; 2.302, 2.325, 3.145, ; to ; 3.141, ; 1.152, ; to ; ; 1.156, ; (6); to ; 1.283, 1.606, 1.607, ; ; ; 1.325, ; ; ; ; to ; 1.648, ; ; ; Statutes of Other jurisdictions Arizona suspension statutes; 3.4 California Civil Code, 763, 764 (1949); 1.85 California suspension statutes; 3.4 District of Columbia suspension statutes; 3.4
12 624 PERPETUITIES AND OTHER RESTRAINTS Idaho suspension statutes; 3.4 Indiana Terr. Act Sep. 17, 1807, Laws Ind. Terr., p. 323; 1.34 Indiana suspension statutes; 3.4 Kentucky suspension statutes; 3.4 Massachusetts General Laws, c. 184 A (1954); Minnesota suspension statutes; 3.4 Missouri Revised Statutes, 1949, ; Montana Revised Code, 1935, 6725, 6726; 1.85 Montana suspension statutes; 3.4 New York Laws, 1909, c. 52; 2.303, New York Laws, 1945, c. 558; New York Real Property Law, 32; ; ; a; , 103; ; to 153; 2.304, , 179; New York Revised Statutes, 1829, pt. 2, c I, tit. 2, Art. 1; ; ; ; 1.591, to 19; ; 3.3, , 23; ; 2.49, 2.178, 3.11, 3.20, ; 2.203, 3.17, ; 1.579, 1.585, to 40; ; 3.3 New York Revised Statutes, 1829, pt. 2, c. 1, tit. 2, Art. 2 45; 1.580, ; 1.580, 1.583, 1.588, ; 2.483, 3.203, ; 1.580, 1.583, 1.587, ; 1.580, 1.583, ; 1.580, 1.587, 1.590, 1.595, 1.620, 3.18, 3.203, ; 1.580, 1.583, ; 1.580, 1.583, 1.602, 1.609, ; 1.580, 1.583, New York Revised Statutes, 1829, pt. 2, c. 1, tit. 2, Art. 3; to 85; 2.304, , 129; 2.303, New York Revised Statutes, 1829, pt. 2, c. 4, tit. 4 1, 2; 2.51, 3.7 New York Revised Statutes, 1829, pt. 3, c. 1, tit. 2, Art. 2 38, 39; North Dakota Revised Code, 1943, , ; 1.85 North Dakota suspension statutes; 3.4 Northwest Terr. Act Jul. 14, 1795, Laws N. W. Terr. 175, 176, 1.34, 2.30 Oklahoma Statutes, 1941, tit. 60, 24, 25; 1.85
13 STATUTORY CITATIONS Oklahoma suspension statutes; 3.4 Roman Empire, Justinian's Novel 159; 1.65 South Dakota Code, 1939, , ; 1.85 South Dakota suspension statutes; 3.4 Uniform Conditional Sales Act, 13; Wisconsin suspension statutes;
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