Indiana § 4-20.5-14-2 Conditions

Indiana Statutes

§ 4-20.5-14-2 — Conditions

Indiana § 4-20.5-14-2

Art. 20.5STATE REAL PROPERTY

Ch. 14Cession of Jurisdiction to the United States for Post

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Ind. Code § 4-20.5-14-2 (2026).

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The cession of property to the United States under this chapter is subject to the following conditions:

(1)An agent of the United States, having knowledge of the facts, must file an accurate, certified description and plat of the property acquired by the United States with the land office.

(2)The state retains concurrent jurisdiction with the United States in and over the property, so that civil or criminal process issued under the state or orders of a state court or judicial officer can be executed:

(A)by the proper officers of the state;

(B)upon a person subject to that process;

(C)within the limits of the property ceded; and

(D)in the same manner and to the same effect as if jurisdiction had not been ceded to the United States.

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The cession of property to the United States
under this chapter is subject to the following conditions:
(1) An agent of the United States, having knowledge of the facts,
must file an accurate, certified description and plat of the property
acquired by the United States with the land office.
(2) The state retains concurrent jurisdiction with the United States
in and over the property, so that civil or criminal process issued
under the state or orders of a state court or judicial officer can be
executed:
(A) by the proper officers of the state;
(B) upon a person subject to that process;
(C) within the limits of the property ceded; and
(D) in the same manner and to the same effect as if jurisdiction
had not been ceded to the United States.