Indiana § 36-5-2-10.2 Recording of adopted ordinance; presumptive evidence

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-5-2-10.2 — Recording of adopted ordinance; presumptive evidence

Indiana § 36-5-2-10.2

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 5GOVERNMENT OF TOWNS

Ch. 2Town Legislative Body and Executive

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Ind. Code § 36-5-2-10.2 (2026).

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2. Within a reasonable time after an ordinance of the legislative body is adopted, the clerk-treasurer shall record it in a book kept for that purpose. The record must include:

(1)the signature of the executive;

(2)the attestation of the clerk-treasurer; and

(3)the date of each recorded item. The record or a certified copy of it constitutes presumptive evidence of the adoption of the ordinance. As added by Acts 1980, P.L.73, SEC.19.

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2. Within a reasonable time after an
ordinance of the legislative body is adopted, the clerk-treasurer shall
record it in a book kept for that purpose. The record must include:
(1) the signature of the executive;
(2) the attestation of the clerk-treasurer; and
(3) the date of each recorded item.
The record or a certified copy of it constitutes presumptive evidence of
the adoption of the ordinance.
As added by Acts 1980, P.L.73, SEC.19.