Chapter 32 - Remedies Against The State

Chapter 32 - Remedies Against The State

§ 21-32-1 Office of Commissioner of Claims created--Appointment of circuit judge to act.
§ 21-32-2 Limitation of actions on claims against the state.
§ 21-32-3 Filing of petition on claim for which no appointment--Certification to presiding circuit judge--Appointment of commissioner--Filing if claim arose, or petitioner resides, out of state.
§ 21-32-4 Service of petition on attorney general--Answer and defense by attorney general.
§ 21-32-5 Time and place fixed for hearing claim--Notice to attorney general.
§ 21-32-6 Evidence received at hearing on claim--Adjournment of hearing.
§ 21-32-7 Filing of commissioner's findings on claim against the state--Submission to Governor and Legislature--Findings advisory only.
§ 21-32-8 State as defendant in actions involving property.
§ 21-32-9 Service on attorney general in property action involving state--Appearance and representation of state.
§ 21-32-10 Original action in Supreme Court on claim disallowed by state auditor--Filing of complaint.
§ 21-32-11 Undertaking for costs filed by plaintiff in Supreme Court action.
§ 21-32-12 Service of complaint and notice to plead on attorney general--Pleading by attorney general.
§ 21-32-13 Trial of action in Supreme Court.
§ 21-32-14 Execution not issued against state--Judgment certified to state auditor--Payment of damages.
§ 21-32-15 Liability insurance--Purchase by state.
§ 21-32-16 Waiver of immunity to extent of insurance coverage--Consent to suit.
§ 21-32-17 Immunity of state officers, employees, and agents.
§ 21-32-18 Service on attorney general required for waiver--Judgment void without service.
§ 21-32-19 Payment of certain medical and property damage claims against state--Rules.
§ 21-32-20 Sovereign immunity not waived.
§ 21-32-21 Effectiveness of § 21-32-19.

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