Chapter 03 - Division Of Counties

Chapter 03 - Division Of Counties

§ 7-3-1 Petition for division of county--Contents and filing--Minimum size of new county.
§ 7-3-2 Voters' approval of division--Name and organization of new county.
§ 7-3-3 Revision of commissioner districts after division of county.
§ 7-3-4 Apportionment of bonded indebtedness after division of county--Bonds and tax levy of new county.
§ 7-3-5 Apportionment of floating or warrant indebtedness on division of county--Bond issue by new county to cover proportionate share.
§ 7-3-6 Sale of county bonds based on advertising and award before division.
§ 7-3-7 Inventory and apportionment of assets and liabilities by auditor-general.
§ 7-3-8 Auditor-general's report filed with county auditors--Conclusive evidence.
§ 7-3-9 County action to set aside auditor-general's report--Time for filing--Estimate and appraisement as prima facie evidence.
§ 7-3-10 Auditor-general's apportionment final if no action brought.
§ 7-3-11 Warrants issued for settlement of accounts between counties.
§ 7-3-12 Expenses of auditor-general--Apportionment and payment by counties.
§ 7-3-13 Transfer of books, records, and files relating exclusively to new county.
§ 7-3-14 Indexing and marginal notation by original county of records transferred to new county--Indexing and preservation in new county.
§ 7-3-15 Inventory of books, records and files transferred to new county.
§ 7-3-16 Transferred records deemed original records--Certified copies as evidence.
§ 7-3-17 Transcript of records obtained by new county--Evidentiary value.
§ 7-3-18 Contract for transcription of records for new county--Certification of instruments transcribed.
§ 7-3-19 Repealed.
§ 7-3-20 Affidavit as to transcription of all records.
§ 7-3-21 County commissioners' certificate of completion of transcriptions--Recording of instruments before certificate filed.
§ 7-3-22 County commissioners' discretion in transcription of records.

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