Indiana § 24-4.9-2-4 "Doing business in Indiana"

Indiana Statutes

§ 24-4.9-2-4 — "Doing business in Indiana"

Indiana § 24-4.9-2-4

Art. 4.9DISCLOSURE OF SECURITY BREACH

Ch. 2Definitions

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Ind. Code § 24-4.9-2-4 (2026).

Text

"Doing business in Indiana" means owning or
using the personal information of an Indiana resident for commercial
purposes.

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Legislative History

As added by P.L.125-2006, SEC.6.

Nearby Sections

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Contracts against public policy; null and void contracts

§ 24-1-1-2

Violation of chapter; domestic corporations; forfeiture of charter and franchise; foreign corporations; prohibition

§ 24-1-1-3

Offense

§ 24-1-1-4

Persons affected by chapter; exception

§ 24-1-1-5

Civil suit for damages

§ 24-1-1-5.1

Attorney general may bring action on behalf of the state or a political subdivision

§ 24-1-1-5.2

Attorney general may bring action on behalf of the state or a political subdivision

§ 24-1-1-6

Special grand jury instructions

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Illegal combinations; exceptions; offense; defense

§ 24-1-2-10

Person; definition

§ 24-1-2-11

Examination of witness or party; immunity from criminal prosecution

§ 24-1-2-12

Cumulative and supplemental effect of chapter

§ 24-1-2-2

Monopoly; offense

§ 24-1-2-3

Restraint of bidding for letting contracts; offense

§ 24-1-2-4

Collusion among contract bidders; civil action by principal; action by attorney general

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