Sullivan county, 14th circuit.

Terms, 3d Monday of February, 1st Monday of May, 1st Monday of September and 4th Monday of November, 10 weeks. Acts 1911, p. 25.

Switzerland county, 5th circuit. (Including Jefferson county.)

Terms, 3d Monday of February, 1st Monday of May, 2d Monday of September and 4th Monday of November, 3 weeks. Acts 1901, p. 297. Tippecanoe county, 23d circuit.

Terms, 1st Mondays of January and April and 4th Monday of September, to continue as long as necessary, except April term ends 3d Saturday in June. Acts Spec. Sess. 1877, p. 31, and 1893, p. 8.

Tipton county, 36th circuit.

Terms, 1st Monday in February, 1st Monday in May, 1st Monday in September and the 3rd Monday in November, and continue as long as necessary.

Acts 1909, p. 79.

Union county, 37th circuit. (Including Franklin county.) Terms, Mondays following the close of the 6 week terms in Franklin county and continue 4 weeks.

Vanderburgh county, 1st circuit.

Acts 1921, p. 592.

Terms, 1st Mondays of March, June, September and December, 10 weeks.

Acts 1895, p. 164.

See sections 1629g and 1629i for terms of Vanderburg probate court. Vermillion county, 47th circuit.

Terms, 2d Mondays of January, April and September and 3d Monday of November, and to continue until next succeeding term if necessary, except the April term may continue 10 weeks.

Vigo county, 43d circuit.

Acts 1911, p. 44, and 1915, p. 38.

Terms, 2d Monday of February, 1st Mondays of May and September and 4th Monday of November. May term 8 weeks, other terms 10 weeks. Acts 1883, pp. 13, 26.

Wabash county, 27th circuit.

Terms, 2d Mondays of January, April and September, January and April terms 10 weeks, September term 12 weeks. Acts 1889, p. 21.

Warren county, 21st circuit. (Including Benton county.)
Terms, 1st Monday of September each year, 5 weeks, and other
terms following courts in Benton county, and continuing 5 weeks.
Acts 1911, p. 601.

Warrick county, 2d circuit.
Terms, 1st Monday in March, May, September, November and
January and continue 8 weeks and as much longer as necessary.

Acts 1919, p. 17.

Washington county, 42d circuit. (Including Orange county.)

Terms, 2d Monday in March, 3d Monday in May, 2d Monday in October and Monday next after January 1st, 4 weeks, or may continue until terms begin in Orange county.

Wayne county, 17th circuit.

Acts 1889, p. 189, and 1907, p. 5.

Terms, 1st Mondays of January, April and October, and continue as long as necessary. Acts 1873, p. 88, and 1905, p. 5.

Wells county, 28th circuit. (Including Blackford county.) Terms, 1st Monday of February, 3d Monday of April, 1st Monday of September and 3d Monday of November, 6 weeks.

Acts 1893, p. 313, and 1905, p. 32.

White county, 39th circuit. (Including Carroll county.)

Terms, 1st Monday of September, 3d Monday of November, 2d Monday of February and 4th Monday of April, 5 weeks.

Acts Spec. Sess. 1877, p. 31, and 1913, p. 258.

Whitley county, 33d circuit. (Including Noble county.)
Terms, 1st Mondays of February, April, September and November,
4 weeks.
Acts 1889, p. 61.

The judicial circuits are numbered from 1 to 73 inclusive except that there is no 59th, 71st or 72nd judicial circuit, and they are respectively composed of the following counties:

1462. Establishment of courts, legislative power.

The authority of the legislature under the constitution to establish courts is considered. Curless v. Watson, 180 Ind. 86, 102 N. E. 497.

If a case is on trial when the term of court expires by law, the term is extended until the trial of the case is completed. Moercke v. Bryan, 183 Ind. 591, 108 N. E. 948.

Under this section and section 8294a, it is held that the superior court has jurisdiction of an action to enforce the lien provided by the latter section. Vaught v. Knue, 64 App. 467, 115 N. E. 108.

This section is not violative of Const., art. 4, section 21, relating to the revision or amendment of legislative acts. State ex rel. Dearbeyne v. Greenwald, 186 Ind. 321, 116 N. E. 296.

[1881 S. p. 240. In force September 19, 1881.]

This section Revision of 1914 is repealed by implication. Stilz v. Ketelsen, App. 127 N. E. 563. See section 427 Revision of 1914, being section 1, acts 1905, p. 164, and amended by Acts 1907, p. 103.

If a special judge is appointed to serve during a specified period, such judge can not sign a bill of exceptions in a case tried before him after such time has expired, but the regular judge should sign such bill. Aetna Indemnity Co. v. Wassall Clay Co., 49 App. 438, 97 N. E. 562.

1487. Suits against state, limitation.

When not otherwise provided by law, actions against the state are governed by the fifteen year statute of limitations. State ex rel. v. Ralston, 182 Ind. 150, 105 N. E. 54.

Superior courts have jurisdiction of actions to partition decedent's realty and to quiet title in view of this section. Hancock v. Maynard, App. 126

[Acts 1917, p. 34. In force March 12, 1917.]

1520g. Lake superior court-Terms, no general term, where courts held.-7. Section three hundred ninety-five (395) of an act of the general assembly of the State of Indiana, in force September 19, 1881, the same being section fourteen hundred seventy-seven (1,477), of volume one (1), Burns' Annotated Indiana Statutes, revision of 1908, shall not apply to said Lake superior court but the terms of said court shall be held as is now provided by law: Provided, however, That the judge of room number three (3) of said Lake superior court shall hold court in the city of Gary, in said county of Lake, and the terms for the holding of court in said city of Gary shall be at the times and for the periods as follows, to wit: Beginning on the second Monday in September; the second Monday in November; the second Monday in January; the second Monday in March; the second Monday in May, of each year, and continuing for a period of eight weeks at each of said respective sessions: and provided, further, that all papers, records and proceedings pertaining to all prior and pending business of and causes in said court at Crown Point shall be transferred and removed from their present place of custody to the place at which said court shall be held in said city of Gary, and all papers, records and proceedings of said court so to be held at the said city of Gary shall be filed, kept and had at said city of Gary, which city is hereby made a seat of justice for said court for the time and in the manner provided, and all causes pending before said judge of said room three (3), of said court in the city of Hammond at the time at which this act shall go into effect shall be redistributed under the rules or order of said court at Hammond, and shall be transferred to the dockets of and be triable in rooms one (1) and two (2) of said court, or in either of them. The board of commissioners of said county of Lake shall provide and maintain a suitable and convenient place for the holding of such court and the sessions thereof in said city of Gary and said court and the sessions thereof shall be held at such place so provided, and said board shall also provide all necessary and suitable rooms or places in connection therewith which may be required for the proper discharge of the duties of the several officers of said court at said city of Gary, and also for the preservation of the records, papers and proceedings of said court at said city of Gary; and provided, further, that any process of said court made or which may be made returnable in said court at Crown Point after this act shall have taken effect shall become returnable at said court in Gary as if the same had originally been made returnable thereat, and such proceedings so returnable at room three (3) in Hammond be and remain returnable at said court in Hammond.

This act amends section 1520g of the Revised Statutes of 1914, and adds section 1520i.