312 IAC 9-2-14 - Fishing, hunting, and trapping without a license by owners and lessees of farmland
Authority: IC 14-22-6-1; IC 14-22-11-1
Affected: IC 14-22; IC 29-1-1-3; IC 30-4-1-2
Sec. 1.
(a) An owner
or a lessee of farmland, and immediate family members that live with the owner
or lessee, if exempted under IC
14-22-11-1,
may:
(1) fish;
(2) hunt; or
(3) trap;
on the farmland without obtaining a license under this article.
(b) As
used in this section, "owner" means an individual:
(1) listed on the tax assessment roll and
whose name appears on the title to the property;
(2) who is a shareholder, partner, member, or
owner of a business entity comprised solely of the members of an immediate
family; or
(3) serving as a trustee
and any named trust beneficiaries that are comprised solely of the members of
an immediate family for trust property as defined in IC
30-4-1-2.
The term does not include an individual that is an heir to an estate as defined in IC 29-1-1-3.
(c) As used in this
section, "lessee" means either:
(1) an
individual to whom a lease is made for the farmland and who farms that land;
or
(2) a business entity to which a
lease is made for the farmland and whose shareholders, partners, members, or
owners are comprised solely of the members of an immediate family who farm that
land.
(d) As used in
this section, "business entity" means the following:
(1) A corporation.
(2) A limited liability company.
(3) A partnership.
(4) Any legal entity organized for a
profitable or charitable purpose.
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