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Michigan's Fair Housing Act of 1968 - A Document
Public Act No. 112. From the Public and Local Acts of the Legislature of the
State of Michigan passed at the regular session of 1968.
AN ACT to prevent discrimination in real property transactions on the basis of race,
color, religion or national origin; to prescribe the functions of the civil rights commission;
to authorize the creation and prescribe the functions of local commissions; and to provide
remedies for violations of the act.
- CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS [PDF, 2 pages]
- CHAPTER 2. UNFAIR HOUSING PRACTICES [PDF, 2 pages]
- CHAPTER 3. EXCLUSIONS [PDF, 1 page]
- CHAPTER 4. ENFORCEMENT BY CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION [PDF, 6 pages]
- CHAPTERS 5, 6 and 7 [PDF, 3 pages]:
- CHAPTER 5. ENFORCEMENT BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION
- CHAPTER 6. LOCAL COMMISSIONS
- CHAPTER 7. PRIVATE CIVIL ACTIONS
Sometimes laws are written and then repealed
with their features incorporated under
larger, more comprehensive laws. Such was the case with this law which
became part of the Elliott Larson Law of 1976.
The new law dealt not only with housing, but also with voting and civil rights.
(This law was originally compiled by the Legislative Service Bureau
and published by the Department of Administration, Lansing, Michigan.)
Contact the Michigan Historical Museum.
Updated 07/21/2010
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