Indiana § 14-17-2-9 State considered in possession of unoccupied conservation land

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§ 14-17-2-9 — State considered in possession of unoccupied conservation land

Indiana § 14-17-2-9

Art. 17PROPERTY ACQUISITION

Ch. 2Acquisition of Tax Delinquent Land for Conservation

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Ind. Code § 14-17-2-9 (2026).

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If for sixty (60) consecutive days conservation
land designated under this chapter is not occupied by a party in
possession under the record title, the state is considered in immediate
actual possession of the real property for the purpose of protecting and
conserving the real property's value and natural resources. Unless the
real property is redeemed and all taxes due and unpaid have been paid
in full, the department shall administer the real property and may
maintain an action in the name of the state to recover the possession of
the real property.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 4-17-11-5.]

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If for sixty (60) consecutive days conservation
land designated under this chapter is not occupied by a party in
possession under the record title, the state is considered in immediate
actual possession of the real property for the purpose of protecting and
conserving the real property's value and natural resources. Unless the
real property is redeemed and all taxes due and unpaid have been paid
in full, the department shall administer the real property and may
maintain an action in the name of the state to recover the possession of
the real property.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 4-17-11-5.]