Sec. 10. A court may obligate the county to exceed its appropriation for that court only by judgment rendered in a cause in which the court has jurisdiction of the parties and subject matter of the action. An obligation imposed on a county in violation of this section is void.
[Pre-Local Government Recodification Citation: 17-1-24-26.]
As added by Acts 1980, P.L.212, SEC.1.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 2. Government of Counties Generally
Chapter 6. Fiscal Administration
36-2-6-1. Application of Chapter
36-2-6-2. Claims Against County; Procedure
36-2-6-4.5. Claim Payments in Advance of Board Allowance
36-2-6-6. Claim for Work on Contract; Certification of Supervisor; Allowance
36-2-6-7. Payment of Claims; Warrants; Requirements
36-2-6-8. Prohibited Allowances; Exception; Allowances to Certain Officers; Violation; Offense
36-2-6-9. Appeal of Decision by County Executive by Aggrieved Person; Procedure
36-2-6-10. Judgments Obligating County to Exceed Its Appropriation
36-2-6-11. Charge of Claim Against Appropriation; Apportionment
36-2-6-13. Recovery of Payments in Violation of Article
36-2-6-14. Money Received for Taxes; Record; Certification of Gross Amount Received
36-2-6-14.5. Special Assessment Required to Be Certified to County Auditor
36-2-6-15. Settlement Made by County Executive With County, Township, or School Officer; Overpayment
36-2-6-17. Purchase of Supplies for County Institutions
36-2-6-18. Loans; Bonds; Tax Anticipation Warrants; Deficits; Requirements for Incurring Debt
36-2-6-19. Bonds or Tax Anticipation Warrants; Sale; Bidding; Notice; Disclosures