Indiana Code § 20-47-2-23

Termination of lease; disposition of surplus revenues
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Sec. 23. (a) Upon the termination of a lease entered into under this chapter, the lessor corporation shall return to the school corporation any money held by the lessor corporation that exceeds the amount needed to retire bonds issued under this chapter and to dissolve the lessor corporation.       (b) A school corporation shall deposit the money received under subsection (a) in its debt service fund or operations fund. [Pre-2006 Recodification Citation: 21-5-11-17.]   IC 20-47-3 Chapter 3. Private Holding Companies               20-47-3-1 Application             20-47-3-2 "School building"             20-47-3-3 Powers; lease of school building; maximum term of lease; required terms of joint lease involving more than one school corporation             20-47-3-4 Qualifications of lessor corporation             20-47-3-5 Required terms of lease agreement; option to purchase             20-47-3-6 Lessor corporation; submission of preliminary plans             20-47-3-7 Permissible provisions of lease; payment of taxes; insurance             20-47-3-8 Lease preceding acquisition of land             20-47-3-9 Required public hearing; notice of lease terms             20-47-3-10 Conduct of public hearing; lease authorization procedures             20-47-3-11 Notice of signing of lease; appeal             20-47-3-12 Limitation on time to file appeal             20-47-3-13 Acquisition of land for building site; sale to lessor corporation             20-47-3-14 Required levy; payment of obligations             20-47-3-15 Exemption of lessor corporation property from taxes             20-47-3-16 Statutory construction; supplemental legislation; limitation of application of other laws             20-47-3-17 Lessor corporation; sale of bonds and securities; mortgage bonds             20-47-3-18 Termination of lease; disposition of surplus revenues

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