Sec. 22. If the county coroner finds money and does not deliver it to the treasurer, as required by IC 36-2-14-11, the treasurer shall, in the county treasurer's own name, bring a civil action against the coroner to collect it.
[Pre-Local Government Recodification Citation: 17-3-17-11.]
As added by Acts 1980, P.L.212, SEC.1. Amended by P.L.56-1996, SEC.15.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 2. Government of Counties Generally
36-2-10-1. Application of Chapter
36-2-10-2. Residence; Term of Office
36-2-10-2.5. County Treasurer Training Courses
36-2-10-4. Location of Office; Business Hours and Days
36-2-10-5. Legal Action on Days Office Is Closed
36-2-10-6. Administration of Oaths
36-2-10-7. Inspection of Records and Office
36-2-10-8. Delivery of All Public Money on Expiration of Term
36-2-10-9. Receipt and Disbursement of Money
36-2-10-10. Issuance of Receipts
36-2-10-11. Payment of Warrants; Want of Funds; Legal Interest; Redemption Notice
36-2-10-12. Redemption of Warrant; Notation of Interest
36-2-10-13. Redemption of Warrant; Order of Presentation; Warrants in Payment of County Taxes
36-2-10-14. Deposit of Redeemed Warrants; Receipt
36-2-10-15. Separate Accounts of Receipts and Expenditures; General Account; Tax Receipts
36-2-10-16. Monthly Financial Report
36-2-10-17. Annual Settlement With County Executive
36-2-10-18. Semiannual Settlement With County Auditor
36-2-10-19. "Financial Institution" Defined; Duties and Responsibilities as Tax Collecting Agents
36-2-10-20. Burglary of Treasury; Reimbursement by Appropriation
36-2-10-21. Money Found on Dead Bodies
36-2-10-22. Civil Action to Collect Money
36-2-10-23. Payments to Treasurer; Financial Instruments; Charges or Fees; Bureau of Motor Vehicles