Indiana § 34-37-2-1 Perpetuating testimony; recording

Indiana Statutes

§ 34-37-2-1 — Perpetuating testimony; recording

Indiana·Title 34 CIVIL LAW AND PROCEDURE·Art. 37 EVIDENCE: DOCUMENTARY AND OTHER·Ch. 2 Depositions as Evidence

(a)A deposition taken and filed for the purpose of perpetuating testimony may, at any time before or after the commencement of an action, in anticipation of which the deposition may have been taken, be published by order of the court in the office of the clerk in which the order was filed, on the motion of any person or party interested in the preservation of the testimony.

(b)The court shall direct the deposition, with all the accompanying affidavits, orders, notices, and other documents, to be entered of record in the order book of the court, at the costs of the party making the motion. The record must contain a statement or recital of the date of the filing of the deposition. [Pre-1998 Recodification Citation: 34-1-16-1.]

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(a) A deposition taken and filed for the purpose
of perpetuating testimony may, at any time before or after the
commencement of an action, in anticipation of which the deposition
may have been taken, be published by order of the court in the office
of the clerk in which the order was filed, on the motion of any person
or party interested in the preservation of the testimony.
(b) The court shall direct the deposition, with all the accompanying
affidavits, orders, notices, and other documents, to be entered of record
in the order book of the court, at the costs of the party making the
motion. The record must contain a statement or recital of the date of the
filing of the deposition.
[Pre-1998 Recodification Citation: 34-1-16-1.]

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