Indiana § 33-33-0.5-8 Transition to multiple remaining courts

Indiana Statutes

§ 33-33-0.5-8 — Transition to multiple remaining courts

Indiana § 33-33-0.5-8

Art. 33COURT SYSTEM ORGANIZATION IN EACH

Ch. 0.5Transitional Procedures

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Ind. Code § 33-33-0.5-8 (2026).

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(a)This section applies if, on the abolition date, there are two (2) or more remaining courts.

(b)On the abolition date, all agreements and liabilities of the abolished court are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.

(c)On the abolition date, all records and property of the abolished court, including appropriations and other funds under the control or supervision of the court, are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.

(d)On the abolition date, any amounts owed to the abolished court before the abolition date are considered to be owed to the remaining courts, in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.

(e)On and after the abolition date, any reference to the abolished

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(a) This section applies if, on the abolition
date, there are two (2) or more remaining courts.
(b) On the abolition date, all agreements and liabilities of the
abolished court are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner
jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(c) On the abolition date, all records and property of the abolished
court, including appropriations and other funds under the control or
supervision of the court, are transferred to the remaining courts in a
manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(d) On the abolition date, any amounts owed to the abolished court
before the abolition date are considered to be owed to the remaining
courts, in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(e) On and after the abolition date, any reference to the abolished
court in a statute, rule, or other document is considered a reference to
a remaining court, as jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(f) On the abolition date, all proceedings pending before the
abolished court are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner
jointly determined by the remaining courts.