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silvershadow

(10,336 posts) Mon Mar 30, 2015, 08:58 PM Mar 2015

Indiana's law is NOT the same as the 20-year old federal law. [View all]

The Indiana law specifically grants corporations, non-profits, businesses, churches, and corporate type entities special considerations along the lines of them being able to claim additional land for the first time ever. Land they never had before in history.

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Indiana's law is NOT the same as the 20-year old federal law. [View all] silvershadow Mar 2015 OP

land? Sarcastica Mar 2015 #1

sorry. I am just trying to find a way to describe legal territory they have never had. nt silvershadow Mar 2015 #2

I understood your point. Maybe just add quotes around "Land" misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #3

The two laws are very different Gothmog Mar 2015 #4

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