Review procedures; issues; venue; costs; notice of intention; scope
of review
Sec. 11. (a) On the filing of a petition under section 10 of this
chapter for judicial review, the cause shall be docketed by the clerk
of the court in the name of the petitioner against the bureau. The
issues shall be considered closed by denial of all matters at issue
without the necessity of filing any further pleadings. Changes of
venue from the judge or from the county shall be granted either party
under the law governing changes of venue in civil causes. The bureau
is not liable or taxable for any costs in any action for judicial review.
(b) An appeal from the judgment of the court may be prosecuted
by either party as in civil causes, provided a notice of intention to
appeal is filed with the court within fifteen (15) days from the date
of the judgment, together with an appeal bond conditioned that the
appellant will duly prosecute the appeal and pay all costs if the
decision of the court having appellate jurisdiction over the appeal is
determined against the appellant with surety approved by the court.
A bond is not required of the bureau.
(c) IC 4-21.5 does not apply to this chapter. A court does not have
jurisdiction to review any order or act of the bureau except as
provided for in this chapter, any other law to the contrary, regardless
of the date of enactment of the other law.
As added by P.L.2-1991, SEC.18.
Last modified: May 27, 2006