Chapter 17. County Records

Chapter 17. County Records

36-2-17-1. Application of chapter
36-2-17-2. Keeping records in offices; delivery to successors; use of permanent ink; violation
36-2-17-3. Photostatic recording of documents; force of recording
36-2-17-4. Miniature photographic or microfilm recording of documents; marginal entry or notation; control over film and records; original and duplicate copies; index
36-2-17-5. Preservation of records; restoration of destroyed records; copies; control of records
36-2-17-6. Destruction of records; meetings; list; replacement; appointment of commissioner
36-2-17-7. Destruction of records; powers and duties of commissioner; procedures
36-2-17-8. Destruction of records; force and effect of records or certified copies; removal of commissioner for neglect; expenses
36-2-17-9. Destruction of recorder's records; restoration; proof of execution, acknowledgment, or action
36-2-17-10. Destruction of recorder's records; statement of person having interest in preserving evidence of document; witnesses; oaths; witnesses' recollections
36-2-17-11. Destruction of recorder's records; force and effect of record; certified copies; fee for recording
36-2-17-12. Wills, letters testamentary, or letters of administration destroyed; copies; force and effect of record
36-2-17-13. Bond for guardian, administrator, or executor destroyed; new bond; liability of surety on destroyed bond
36-2-17-14. Bond for county officer destroyed; new bond; liability
36-2-17-15. Public documents in custody of county treasurer destroyed; copies; county tax duplicate; liability of persons charged with tax
36-2-17-16. Assessment rolls and tax duplicates destroyed; new assessments and appraisals; proceedings to collect taxes due
36-2-17-17. Electronic storage medium; retrieved information as evidence of official record; data processing system; duties of recorder

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