Ind. Code § 27-1-38-11
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Requirements for electronic disclosure
Official statutory text
Sec. 11. If:
(1) a customer consents to receive the disclosure required under section 8 of this chapter electronically; and
(2) the disclosure is provided to the customer in a format that the customer may retain or obtain at a later time;
the depository institution, the affiliate of a depository institution, or the person that sells, solicits, advertises, or offers insurance on behalf of a depository institution may provide the disclosure electronically and may obtain from the customer acknowledgment of receipt of the disclosure electronically.
As added by P.L.130-2002, SEC.2.
(1) a customer consents to receive the disclosure required under section 8 of this chapter electronically; and
(2) the disclosure is provided to the customer in a format that the customer may retain or obtain at a later time;
the depository institution, the affiliate of a depository institution, or the person that sells, solicits, advertises, or offers insurance on behalf of a depository institution may provide the disclosure electronically and may obtain from the customer acknowledgment of receipt of the disclosure electronically.
As added by P.L.130-2002, SEC.2.
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