Indiana § 15-19-1-5 - Bylaws
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§ 15-19-1-5. Bylaws
Sec. 5. A fair association may provide in its bylaws for the admission and expulsion of members and for the election of officers as may be necessary to accomplish the goals of the corporation. A fair association may adopt bylaws for the governance of the officers and members of the corporation.
[Pre-2008 Recodification Citation: 15-5-3-4.]
As added by P.L.2-2008, SEC.10.
IC 15-19-2Chapter 2. Indiana Standardbred Advisory Board
15-19-2-1"Board" 15-19-2-2Establishment 15-19-2-3Membership 15-19-2-4Terms of members 15-19-2-5Officers; records; location 15-19-2-6Quarterly and special meetings 15-19-2-7Per diem 15-19-2-8Powers and duties 15-19-2-9Division of money 15-19-2-10Standardbred horse fund; appropriation
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