2006 Indiana Code - CHAPTER 7. REVERSION OF TAX FUNDS FOR NONSECTARIAN SCHOOLS WHICH BECOME SECTARIAN
IC 23-13-7Chapter 7. Reversion of Tax Funds for Nonsectarian Schools Which Become Sectarian
IC 23-13-7-1
Reversion to general funds of county
Sec. 1. Whenever a college, university or normal school which has
been in existence for fifty (50) years or more which was
non-sectarian and for which a tax levy had been authorized by any
county and which after said tax levy had been made became a
sectarian or religious institution or under the control of a sectarian or
religious institution and there remains a balance in the county
treasury of such county in a separate fund resulting from the revenue
accruing from such tax levy, such balance shall revert to the general
funds of such county.
(Formerly: Acts 1947, c.103, s.1; Acts 1949, c.103, s.1.)
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