Sec. 3. The acts and proceedings of corporations may be proved by a sworn copy of the record of such acts and proceedings. The oath must state that the transcript is a true and full copy of the original, and that the original has remained unaltered from its date, to the best of deponent's knowledge and belief. The sworn copies shall be received as evidence in all cases where the original would be evidence. [Pre-1998 Recodification Citation: 34-1-18-3.] IC 34-43 ARTICLE 43. EVIDENCE: MEDICAL RECORDS Ch. 1. Hospital Medical Records IC 34-43-1 Chapter 1. Hospital Medical Records 34-43-1-1 Photographic process; treatment as original for purposes of admissibility 34-43-1-2 Authentication of entries; procedure 34-43-1-3 Availability of records to authorized persons 34-43-1-4 Photostatic copies; admissibility 34-43-1-5 Response to subpoena or court order 34-43-1-6 Delivery of copies pursuant to subpoena 34-43-1-7 Certification of medical records 34-43-1-8 Handling of copies 34-43-1-9 Procedure when records not in possession of hospital 34-43-1-10 Medical records confidential under certain federal statutes 34-43-1-11 Medical records regarding treatment for mental illness 34-43-1-12 Confidential records regarding communicable diseases 34-43-1-13 Fees 34-43-1-14 Personal delivery of copies; receipt 34-43-1-15 Delivery of copies by certified mail; receipt 34-43-1-16 Disposal of copies 34-43-1-17 Orders
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