Chapter
Acquisition of Certain Support Facilities and Research Facilities; Revenue Bonds
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-1— Applicability of chapter
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-2— Applicable properties
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-3— Supplemental effect of chapter
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-4— Prior contracts and bonds unaffected; limited applicability of chapter
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-5— Effect of Acts 1977 P.L.250
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-6— Construction, improvement, operation, and control of various facilities; acquisition of real and personal property for facilities; authorized
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-7— Indiana University and Purdue University boards; power to construct, improve, operate, and control various facilities; limitations on use of fees
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-8— Authority to acquire personal and real property
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-9— Authority to improve and use acquired property
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-10— Title to acquired property
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-11— Acquisition of real property; approval of governor; conveyance and execution of deed
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-12— Issuance and sale of bonds
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-13— Bonds and interest on bonds secured by pledge or mortgage
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-14— Liens
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-15— Maximum bond amounts
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-16— Determination of denominations and maturation of bonds; rates of interest
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-17— Bonds and pledges or mortgages made in the name of the state educational institution
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-18— Limitation on state or institutional liability for indebtedness
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-19— Authority to furnish heat, light, power, and other like facilities or services with or without charge
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-20— Tax exemption
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-21— Contracts; approval of the budget agency and governor
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-22— Issuance of bonds; approval of the budget agency, budget committee, and governor; recommendations; refunds
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-23— Maximum aggregate principal amount of bonds each biennium
- Ind. Code § 21-35-3-24— Actions to contest validity of bonds