Indiana § 34-50-2-11 - Failure to provide disclosure statement as incurable deceptive act
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§ 34-50-2-11. Failure to provide disclosure statement as incurable deceptive act
Sec. 11. Failure of a transferee of structured settlement payment rights to timely provide a true and complete disclosure statement to a payee under this chapter in connection with a direct or indirect transfer of structured settlement payment rights is an incurable deceptive act under IC 24-5-0.5.
As added by P.L.219-2001, SEC.6.
IC 34-51ARTICLE 51. DAMAGES
Ch. 1.Damages Generally Ch. 2.Compensatory Damages: Comparative Fault Ch. 3.Punitive Damages Ch. 4.Prejudgment Interest Ch. 5.Tax Consequences of Verdict in Tort Action; Jury Instructions Ch. 6.Right of Contribution for Railroad Entities Liability Act
IC 34-51-1Chapter 1. Damages Generally
34-51-1-1Collateral source payments 34-51-1-2Advance payments in personal injury and property damage cases 34-51-1-3Treble damages
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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