Indiana § 10-16-20-5 Civil action to enforce chapter

Indiana Statutes

§ 10-16-20-5 — Civil action to enforce chapter

Indiana § 10-16-20-5

Title 10PUBLIC SAFETY

Art. 16INDIANA MILITARY CODE

Ch. 20Servicemembers Civil Relief Act

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Ind. Code § 10-16-20-5 (2026).

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A civil action to enforce this chapter or IC 10-16-7-23 may be brought in any court with jurisdiction by the attorney general against any person that knowingly or intentionally violates any provision of this chapter. The court may:

(1)issue an injunction;

(2)order the person to make a payment of money;

(A)unlawfully received from; or

(B)required to be refunded to; one (1) or more servicemembers;

(3)order the person to pay to the state the reasonable costs of the attorney general's investigation and prosecution related to the action; and

(4)order the person to pay to the state a civil penalty not greater than five thousand dollars ($5,000) per violation. However, a court may not proceed if relief from the violation has already been granted under the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief

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A civil action to enforce this chapter or IC 10-16-7-23 may be brought in any court with jurisdiction by the
attorney general against any person that knowingly or intentionally
violates any provision of this chapter. The court may:
(1) issue an injunction;
(2) order the person to make a payment of money;
(A) unlawfully received from; or
(B) required to be refunded to;
one (1) or more servicemembers;
(3) order the person to pay to the state the reasonable costs of the
attorney general's investigation and prosecution related to the
action; and
(4) order the person to pay to the state a civil penalty not greater
than five thousand dollars ($5,000) per violation.
However, a court may not proceed if relief from the violation has
already been granted under the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief
Act.