Compiled November, 2015
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Prior History:
• Former uncodified § 4 of 1909, c. 634, added by 1933, c. 577; amended by 1939, c. 1044; 1945, c. 1221; 1949, c. 1033; 1949, c. 1034
• Former uncodified § 3, added by 1939, c. 1045
• Former Financial Code § 24050, added by 1951, c. 364; amended by 1959, c. 1672; 1981, c. 423; 1981, c. 724; 1982, c. 1082; 1983, c. 802; 1983, c. 859; 1987, c. 1314
• Former Financial Code § 24050, added by 1981, c. 724; amended by 1983, c. 802; 1986, c. 1229; 1987, c. 1314
• Former Financial Code § 26050, added by 1982, c. 1082; amended by 1983, c. 802; 1986, c. 1229
• Former Financial Code § 24050, added by 1994, c. 1115; amended by 1996, c. 682; 1997, c. 229; 1998, c. 428; 1998, c. 485 (c. 428 prevails); 2000, c. 1015; 2002, c. 777; 2004, c. 17
Current:
Added: 2002, c. 777
Amended: 2004, c. 17; 2007, c. 101; 2012, c. 328; 2013, c. 243
23 bills affected this section.
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