Compiled April, 2018
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Prior History:
• Former uncodified § 8 of 1911, c. 399
• Former uncodified § 15 of 1913, c. 176; 1915, c. 607
• Former uncodified § 9 of 1917, c. 586; amended 1919, c. 471; 1925, c. 354; 1929, c. 222
Current:
Added: 1937, c. 90 (non-substantive codification of the Labor Code)
Amended:
• 2007, c. 31 (A.B. 1640) (substituted “mental incapacity” for “imbecility” in subdivision (d));
• 2014, c. 144 (A.B. 1847) (in the first sentence, inserted the subd. (a) designation; redesignated former subds. (a) through (d) as pars. (1) through (4); in par. (a)(4), substituted “permanent mental incapacity” for “incurable mental incapacity or insanity”; and in the last sentence, inserted the subd. (b) designation)
10 bills affected this section.
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