Indiana § 29-1-8-12 - Disbanding political committee by personal representative of decedent who was candidate or treasurer of a candidate's committee

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§ 29-1-8-12. Disbanding political committee by personal representative of decedent who was candidate or treasurer of a candidate's committee

Sec. 12. A personal representative of a decedent who was a treasurer or candidate for office may disband the committee associated with the decedent's office or campaign.

As added by P.L.227-2023, SEC.137.

IC 29-1-9Chapter 9. Adjudicated Compromise of Controversies

29-1-9-0.1Application of certain amendments to chapter 29-1-9-1Persons represented; creditors; taxing authorities 29-1-9-2Terms of agreement; execution; guardian ad litem 29-1-9-3Notice; order approving agreement

Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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