Indiana § 5-15-2-10 Judicial records; special term to reinstate lost or destroyed records

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§ 5-15-2-10 — Judicial records; special term to reinstate lost or destroyed records

Indiana § 5-15-2-10

Title 5STATE AND LOCAL ADMINISTRATION

Art. 15PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS

Ch. 2Reinstatement of Destroyed Records

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Ind. Code § 5-15-2-10 (2026).

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The judge of any court, the records or papers
whereof have been or may be destroyed, in whole or in part, is hereby
authorized to hold any special term or terms of said court, for such
length of time and at such time or times as may to him, in his discretion
seem proper for the purpose of reinstating records and papers of such
court. And process may be made returnable at such special terms, and
all proceedings had thereat in such cases, the same as at a regular term
of said court.
Formerly: Acts 1881, c.30, s.10.

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The judge of any court, the records or papers
whereof have been or may be destroyed, in whole or in part, is hereby
authorized to hold any special term or terms of said court, for such
length of time and at such time or times as may to him, in his discretion
seem proper for the purpose of reinstating records and papers of such
court. And process may be made returnable at such special terms, and
all proceedings had thereat in such cases, the same as at a regular term
of said court.
Formerly: Acts 1881, c.30, s.10.