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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 187 — Religious societies

187.08 Devolution of property of defunct societies.

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187.08 Devolution of property of defunct societies. If any such society, organized under ss. 187.01 to 187.07 , owning any real estate in this state, shall be or become dissolved by removal, withdrawal or death of its members, so that there is no acting organization thereof for a period of six years, or by the majority vote of the members present at a regular meeting of said corporation, elect to transfer all of its real estate and personal property to a corporation of the same religious denomination, and there shall be within this state a corporation of the same religious denomination organized as provided in s. 187.05
(1), the title to such real estate so owned by such defunct society shall be vested in such corporation of the same religious denomination next higher in authority in such denomination.
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