Sec. 3. (a) A county officer who is required to record documents may record them by a photographic process if:
(1) the process is adopted by the county executive; and
(2) the necessary photographic equipment and supplies are furnished for that purpose by the county executive.
(b) Photostatic recording of documents has the same force as recording of documents by handwriting, typewriter, or handwriting on partly printed pages.
[Pre-Local Government Recodification Citation: 17-3-56-1.]
As added by Acts 1980, P.L.212, SEC.1.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 2. Government of Counties Generally
36-2-17-1. Application of Chapter
36-2-17-2. Keeping Records in Offices; Delivery to Successors; Use of Permanent Ink; Violation
36-2-17-3. Photostatic Recording of Documents; Force of Recording
36-2-17-5. Preservation of Records; Restoration of Destroyed Records; Copies; Control of Records
36-2-17-6. Destruction of Records; Meetings; List; Replacement; Appointment of Commissioner
36-2-17-7. Destruction of Records; Powers and Duties of Commissioner; Procedures
36-2-17-14. Bond for County Officer Destroyed; New Bond; Liability