Indiana § 14-33-7-6 Notice costs and court costs

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-33-7-6 — Notice costs and court costs

Indiana·Art. 33 CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS·Ch. 7 Payment of Expenses

(a)The:

(1)cost of notice, including publication and mailing; and

(2)other costs of the court in the proceedings to establish the district; are payable out of the general money of the county in which the court is sitting, without an appropriation having been made. The court shall order the county auditor to issue a warrant for the payment.

(b)If the petition is dismissed, the costs shall be:

(1)collected from the petitioners or the sureties of the petitioners; and

(2)repaid to the county.

(c)If the district is established, the board shall repay the county from the first money collected from the levy of a tax or the collection of an assessment. [Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-3-3-64.]

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(a) The:
(1) cost of notice, including publication and mailing; and
(2) other costs of the court in the proceedings to establish the
district;
are payable out of the general money of the county in which the court
is sitting, without an appropriation having been made. The court shall
order the county auditor to issue a warrant for the payment.
(b) If the petition is dismissed, the costs shall be:
(1) collected from the petitioners or the sureties of the petitioners;
and
(2) repaid to the county.
(c) If the district is established, the board shall repay the county
from the first money collected from the levy of a tax or the collection
of an assessment.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-3-3-64.]

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