Amends Michigan's Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act to reflect the repeal of jury trials in civil cases.

This bill amends the Michigan Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act to remove references to jury trials in civil cases. It updates the law to reflect the repeal of jury trials in such cases, ensuring the legal framework aligns with current practices. The changes apply to the demand for a trial by jury as to the issue of just compensation, specifying that the jury must consist of six qualified electors selected under the revised judicature act of 1961. This amendatory act takes effect one year after it is enacted into law, contingent on the passage of House Bill No. 4091.

Amends Michigan's Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act to reflect the repeal of jury trials in civil cases.

This bill amends the Michigan Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act to remove references to jury trials in civil cases. It updates the law to reflect the repeal of jury trials in such cases, ensuring the legal framework aligns with current practices. The changes apply to the demand for a trial by jury as to the issue of just compensation, specifying that the jury must consist of six qualified electors selected under the revised judicature act of 1961. This amendatory act takes effect one year after it is enacted into law, contingent on the passage of House Bill No. 4091.