Indiana § 14-33-19-1 - Applicability of chapter
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§ 14-33-19-1. Applicability of chapter
Sec. 1. This chapter applies to a levee district or levee association existing under:
(1) Acts 1911, c.127;
(2) Acts 1911, c.280;
(3) Acts 1911, c.103;
(4) Acts 1913, c.165;
(5) Acts 1917, c.105;
(6) Acts 1919, c.26;
(7) Acts 1927, c.38;
(8) Acts 1933, c.42;
(9) Acts 1937, c.42;
(10) Acts 1937, c.186;
(11) Acts 1937, c.233;
(12) Acts 1941, c.159;
(13) Acts 1947, c.284;
(14) Acts 1947, c.187;
(15) Acts 1947, c.249;
(16) Acts 1959, c.52; or
(17) Acts 1959, c.374;
all of which were repealed by IC 19-3-2-106 (recodified as IC 13-2-19.5-9 before its repeal, and later recodified as IC 14-27-3-19).
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-3-3-102(a) part.]
As added by P.L.1-1995, SEC.26.
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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