Indiana § 33-29-6-4 Transfers to special judge

Indiana Statutes

§ 33-29-6-4 — Transfers to special judge

Indiana·Art. 29 SUPERIOR COURTS·Ch. 6 Transfer of Action to Circuit Court

Whenever a special judge has been designated
in any action, cause, or proceeding, and the special judge is the elected
qualified and acting judge of a circuit, superior, or probate court in the
county having jurisdiction of the subject matter of the action, cause, or
proceeding, the regular judge of the court in which the action, cause,
or proceeding is pending may, after the designation of a special judge,
with the consent of the special judge, transfer the action, cause, or
proceeding to the court presided over by the special judge by
transferring all original papers and instruments filed in the action,
cause, or proceeding, without further transcript to be redocketed and
disposed of as if originally filed with the court to which the action,
cause, or proceeding is transferred.
[Pre-2004

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Whenever a special judge has been designated
in any action, cause, or proceeding, and the special judge is the elected
qualified and acting judge of a circuit, superior, or probate court in the
county having jurisdiction of the subject matter of the action, cause, or
proceeding, the regular judge of the court in which the action, cause,
or proceeding is pending may, after the designation of a special judge,
with the consent of the special judge, transfer the action, cause, or
proceeding to the court presided over by the special judge by
transferring all original papers and instruments filed in the action,
cause, or proceeding, without further transcript to be redocketed and
disposed of as if originally filed with the court to which the action,
cause, or proceeding is transferred.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-5-4-4.]

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