Miss. Code Ann. § 19-2-13

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Miss. Code Ann. § 19-2-13

Official statutory text

Sections 65-15-17 , 65-17-3 , 65-17-5 , 65-17-7 , 65-17-101 , 65-17-103 , 65-17-105 , 65-17-107 , 65-19-1 , 65-19-3 , 65-19-5 , 65-19-7 , 65-19-9 , 65-19-11 , 65-19-13 , 65-19-15 , 65-19-17 , 65-19-19 , 65-19-21 , 65-19-23 , 65-19-25 , 65-19-27 , 65-19-29 , 65-19-31 , 65-19-33 , 65-19-35 , 65-19-37 , 65-19-39 , 65-19-41 , 65-19-43 , 65-19-45 , 65-19-47 , 65-19-49 , 65-19-51 , 65-19-53 , 65-19-55 , 65-19-57 , 65-19-59 , 65-19-61 , 65-19-63 , 65-19-65 , 65-19-67 , 65-19-69 , 65-19-71 , 65-19-73 , 65-19-75 , 65-19-77 , 65-19-79 , 65-19-81 , 65-19-83 , 65-19-85 , 65-19-87 , 65-21-19 and 65-21-21, Mississippi Code of 1972 , which provide for the creation and procedures of road districts composed in whole or in part of one (1) or more than one (1) supervisors district, for the use of special or general road funds by the boards of supervisors, for defraying the expenses of constructing bridges connecting road districts, for the employment of county road accountants, and for compensation for road commissioners employed by certain counties, shall not be applicable to and shall be of no force or effect with regard to any county which is required to operate on a countywide system of road administration as described in Section 19-2-3 .

Status: in_force

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