Indiana § 4-10-15-4 - Current expenses; amount of monthly allowances
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§ 4-10-15-4. Current expenses; amount of monthly allowances
Sec. 4. In making said monthly allowances, it shall be the duty of the officers as aforesaid authorized to make the same, not to exceed in any one month one-twelfth of the amount appropriated for the current expenses of the same Institution for the last preceding year for which an appropriation shall have been made by the General Assembly.
Formerly: Acts 1865(ss), c.5, s.4.
IC 4-10-16Chapter 16. State Institutions─Semiannual Reporting and Paying Over of Non-Appropriated Receipts and Earnings
4-10-16-1Semiannual reports; earnings and receipts from sale of products or labor 4-10-16-2Payment of money received into state treasury
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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