Indiana § 8-21-3-23 - Title
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§ 8-21-3-23. Title
Sec. 23. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the Indiana Aircraft Financial Responsibility Act.
Formerly: Acts 1951, c.267, s.25. As amended by P.L.66-1984, SEC.140.
IC 8-21-4Chapter 4. Uniform State Law for Aeronautics
8-21-4-1Definitions 8-21-4-2Sovereignty 8-21-4-3Ownership of air space 8-21-4-4Use of air space; landing on private property 8-21-4-5Collisions; liability 8-21-4-6Liability; vicarious liability 8-21-4-7Contracts entered while in flight 8-21-4-8Operation of aircraft while under influence of liquor or drugs; health disorder; dropping objects while in flight; offenses 8-21-4-9Killing any birds or animals; offense 8-21-4-10Construction of chapter 8-21-4-11Title
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