Indiana Statutes

§ 15-19-1-4 — Corporate powers; application to previously organized fair associations

Indiana·Art. 19 LIVESTOCK·Ch. 1 Livestock Breeders Associations
(a)A fair association is a corporation from the date the articles of incorporation are filed in the appropriate recorder's office. The fair association has all the rights, powers, and privileges given to a corporation under common law, including the right to:
(1)sue and be sued;
(2)borrow money and secure payment by notes, mortgages, bonds, or deeds of trust upon its personal and real property; and
(3)rent, lease, purchase, hold, sell, and convey real estate and personal property to the extent necessary and proper to erect buildings and other proper purposes of the corporation.
(b)If:
(1)a fair association was organized in Indiana before March 6, 1889; and
(2)the fair association met the requirements of section 2 of this chapter when it was organized; subsection (a) applies to that

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Legislative History

As added by P.L.2-2008, SEC.10.

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