Indiana § 34-13-6-6 Change of venue or judge; rehearing; supreme court appeal; procedure

Indiana Statutes

§ 34-13-6-6 — Change of venue or judge; rehearing; supreme court appeal; procedure

Indiana § 34-13-6-6

Title 34CIVIL LAW AND PROCEDURE

Art. 13CAUSES OF ACTION: CLAIMS AGAINST THE

Ch. 6Appeals From Actions of Municipalities

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Ind. Code § 34-13-6-6 (2026).

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A change of venue from the county is not
allowed in the appeal, but a change of judge shall be allowed as
provided for civil actions. A petition for rehearing may be filed by any
party within fifteen (15) days after the decision, order, and judgment of
the court. Pending that time and until a petition so filed is ruled upon,
the order and judgment of the court may be certified to the board or
council. At the time of ruling upon a petition, the court may grant time
for filing an appeal bond and special bills of exceptions embracing as
much of the record as is necessary to present fully any questions. The
appeal must be fully perfected within sixty (60) days from the final
ruling and action of the court upon the petition for a rehearing and shall
be taken direct to the supreme court of India

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A change of venue from the county is not
allowed in the appeal, but a change of judge shall be allowed as
provided for civil actions. A petition for rehearing may be filed by any
party within fifteen (15) days after the decision, order, and judgment of
the court. Pending that time and until a petition so filed is ruled upon,
the order and judgment of the court may be certified to the board or
council. At the time of ruling upon a petition, the court may grant time
for filing an appeal bond and special bills of exceptions embracing as
much of the record as is necessary to present fully any questions. The
appeal must be fully perfected within sixty (60) days from the final
ruling and action of the court upon the petition for a rehearing and shall
be taken direct to the supreme court of Indiana, where it shall be placed
upon the advance calendar of the court. The rules of trial procedure
govern in all matters of procedure not otherwise provided for by this
chapter.
[Pre-1998 Recodification Citation: 34-4-17.5-6.]