Compiled March, 2016
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Year/Chapter § § affected [“f-” = former §]
1933, c. 953 Former Civil Code § 3369(2); Former Civil Code 3369(5)
1972, c. 244 17203/former 3369(2)
1972, c. 1084 Former Civil Code § 3370.1
1974, c. 746 Former Civil Code § 3370.1
1976, c. 1005 Former § 3369(2)
1976, c. 1006 Former Civil Code § 3370.2
1977, c. 299 17203; 17204; 17206; 17207
1979, c. 897 17206; 17207
1991, c. 1195 17204; 17206; 17207
1991, c. 1196 17204; 17206; 17207
1992, c. 385 17204; 17209
1992, c. 430 17203; 17206
1993, c. 926 17204
1997, c. 17 17206
1998, c. 931 17209
Prop 64 of 2004 17203; 17204; 17206
2004, c. 529 17209
2005, c. 74 17206
2007, c. 17 17204; 17206
2008, c. 179 17204
2012, c. 32 17206
21 bills affected this section.
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