Indiana Code § 5-15-1-2

Indiana archives and records administration; procedures and time period to retain original record, document, plat, paper, or instrument-in-writing; report
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Sec. 2. (a) For purposes of this section, "administration" refers to the Indiana archives and records administration created by IC 5-15-5.1 .       (b) The administration shall do the following: (1) Establish procedures to retain an original record, document, plat, paper, or instrument-in-writing described in section 1 of this chapter in an electronic format. (2) After the administration has established a procedure described in subdivision (1), establish a period of time after which an original record, document, plat, paper, or instrument-in-writing may be destroyed. (3) Not later than November 1, 2023, prepare and submit a report to the general assembly in an electronic format under IC 5-14-6 regarding the: (A) procedure established under subdivision (1); and (B) period of time established under subdivision (2). This subdivision expires July 1, 2024.   IC 5-15-2 Chapter 2. Reinstatement of Destroyed Records               5-15-2-1 Judicial records; certified copies of lost or destroyed originals             5-15-2-2 Judicial records; loss or destruction of originals; certified copy unobtainable             5-15-2-3 Notice of hearings             5-15-2-4 Resisting complaint; answer of nul-tiel record; admission of oral testimony; reinstatement             5-15-2-5 Motion to set aside reinstatement             5-15-2-6 Affidavit for reinstatement; stay of proceedings             5-15-2-7 Reference of complaint to master commissioner; proceedings             5-15-2-8 Title to real estate; quieting title by complaint             5-15-2-9 Probate records; reinstatement             5-15-2-10 Judicial records; special term to reinstate lost or destroyed records

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