(a) If the judgment is favorable to the moving party, the findings and judgment of the court properly certified by the clerk of the court shall be recorded in a lake level record to be kept in the recorder's office of each county having land draining into the lake. Each county in which is situated a lake other than a private lake shall provide record books for this purpose. The county recorders may make the recordings by pasting or otherwise securely attaching the report containing all descriptive material in the record, which shall be properly indexed and paged.(b) The clerk and the county recorder may not make or enter of record a charge for their services.(c) Certified copies of the record of the judgment of the court as kept in the office of the clerk of the circuit court and of the records recorded in the office of the county recorder shall be received in evidence in any court in Indiana as conclusive evidence of all matters contained in the records.(d) The department shall make and keep a similar record as a part of the public records of the state.[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-2-13-1(a) part.]As added by P.L.1-1995, SEC.19.
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