Immunity
Sec. 3. A health care provider who administers an inoculation or
another medical countermeasure against an actual or a potential
bioterrorist incident or another actual or potential public health
emergency after January 23, 2003, under the circumstances described
in section 1 of this chapter is immune from civil liability for any
injury or damage that results from the administration of the
inoculation or other countermeasure, except for an act or omission
that amounts to gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct.
This section shall not affect the right of any individual to receive:
(1) benefits to which the individual would otherwise be entitled
under:
(A) the worker's compensation law (IC 22-3-2 through
IC 22-3-6); or
(B) any pension law; or
(2) any benefits or compensation under any federal law.
As added by P.L.136-2003, SEC.2.
&DNM.IC 34-55-11
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&YAMD.
Chapter 11. Sale and Execution of Real Estate: Payment of Taxes
and Assessments
&DNM.IC 34-55-11-1
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&YAMD.1998
Liability of purchaser and redemptioner
IC 34-55-11-1 Sec. 1. (a) Whenever real estate is sold on execution
or by virtue of a decretal order at judicial sale, the owner of the
certificate of purchase may, during the year of redemption, pay to the
clerk of the court in whose office the certificate of purchase is required
to be recorded the amount of taxes and assessments becoming due and
payable against the real estate during the year of redemption.
(b) The clerk shall pay and discharge the taxes and assessments,
and, upon the redemption of the real estate, the amount so paid shall be
paid by the redemptioner and collected by the clerk as a part of the
amount necessary to redeem the real estate from sale.
&HST.As added by P.L.1-1998, SEC.51.&EHST.
Last modified: May 24, 2006