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KRS § 386.560 — KY Code / Title XXXIII / Chapter 386 / Section 386.560
386.560 Purchase of own stock -- Responsibility and liability -- Compliance with regulations of comptroller of currency
Status: in_force

386.560 Purchase of own stock -- Responsibility and liability -- Compliance with

regulations of comptroller of currency.

(1) A fiduciary investment company may acquire, purchase or redeem its own stock and

shall, by means of contract or by its bylaws, bind itself to acquire, purchase or

redeem its own stock, but it shall not vote shares of its own stock theretofore

redeemed.

(2) A fiduciary investment company shall not be responsible for ascertaining the

investment powers of any fiduciary who may purchase its stock and shall not be

liable for accepting funds from a fiduciary in violation of restrictions of the will,

trust indenture or other instrument under which such fiduciary is acting in absence

of actual knowledge of such violation, and shall be accountable only to the

supervisory agency and the fiduciaries who are the owners of its stock.

(3) Every fiduciary investment company having a national bank as investment adviser

shall comply with all applicable rules and regulations of the comptroller of the

currency.
KRS § 5.218 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 5 / Section 5.218
5.218 Eighteenth Representative District
Status: in_force

5.218 Eighteenth Representative District.

The Eighteenth Representative District shall consist of the following territory:

County: Grayson KY

County: Hardin KY (part)

E006 - Vanmeter City

F001 - Vanmeter

F003 - Country Club

F004 - Glendale

F005 - South Dixie

F006 - Sonora

F007 - Upton

F008 - Cash

G001 - East View

G002 - Stephensburg

G003 - Meeting Creek

G004 - White Mills
KRS § 141.018 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 141 / Section 141.018
141.018 Department's authority to interpret and carry out provisions of certain income tax changes made by the 2005 Regular Session and 2006 First Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly -- Authority to promulgate administrative regulations to explain or implement changes
Status: in_force

141.018 Department's authority to interpret and carry out provisions of certain

income tax changes made by the 2005 Regular Session and 2006 First

Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly -- Authority to promulgate

administrative regulations to explain or implement changes.

Consistent with the provisions of 2005 Ky. Acts ch. 168 and the provisions of 2006 (1st

Extra. Sess.) Ky. Acts ch. 2, the Department of Revenue shall have the authority to

interpret and carry out the provisions and intent of amendments made by the 2005

Regular Session of the General Assembly and the 2006 First Extraordinary Session of the

General Assembly relative to the imposition of the tax assessed under this chapter on

individuals, entities taxable as individuals, entities taxable under KRS 141.040 and

141.0401, the passed-through income of entities taxable under KRS 141.040 and

141.0401, entities considered not taxable or exempt from tax, any other entity or taxable

unit, and any related item of income, deduction, or credit, and shall promulgate

administrative regulations necessary to explain or implement this section.
KRS § 381.827 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 381 / Section 381.827
381.827 Requirements for subdividing units
Status: in_force

381.827 Requirements for subdividing units.

(1) The owner of a unit designed for office, industrial or business use may divide his

unit into two (2) or more smaller units. No interest in the unit shall be conveyed

until the master deed and floor plans have been modified as provided in this section.

(2) Prior to subdividing his unit, the owner shall prepare a set of floor plans which shall

show the changes being made in the unit involved. The plans shall bear the verified

statement of a registered architect or professional engineer that they accurately

portray the unit involved and the changes being made, and the unit owner shall

attach to the plans a verified statement which shall contain:

(a) The name by which the property is known;

(b) A reference to the book and page of the recorded master deed and floor plans

of the property and any amendments thereto in the office of the county clerk

of the county in which the land described in the master deed is situated;

(c) The original unit number of each unit involved in the division, a description or

designation of the building in which the unit is located, and the new unit

number of each unit being formed;

(d) A statement of the location, approximate area, number of rooms and the

structural changes in the perimeter and interior walls, floors, ceilings,

windows and doors of the unit being formed and the immediate common

element or limited common element to which the unit has access, and any

other data necessary for the proper identification of the units being formed by

changes to the original unit;

(e) A description of the percentage of interest of the original unit in the common

elements, and a description of the new percentage or percentages of interest in

the common elements of the units being formed. The percentage of interest in

the common elements of the units being formed shall be in proportion to the

floor area of the original unit and shall, when taken cumulatively, total the

same percentage of interest in the common elements as that of the original

unit;

(f) Any further provisions that would serve to clarify the changes being made.

(3) The floor plans and verified statement shall be approved in writing by a majority,

unless otherwise provided by the master deed, of the council of co-owners, and by

any person holding a lien on such units, and shall be filed for record with the county

clerk in the county in which the land described in the master deed is situated as

provided in KRS 381.835. The floor plans and verified statement shall be

considered as an amendment to the original master deed and floor plans for the sole

purpose of dividing a unit and the corresponding percentage of interest in the

common elements.
KRS § 15.757 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 15 / Section 15.757
15.757 Procedure for voluntarily changing status from part-time to full-time Commonwealth's attorney
Status: in_force

15.757 Procedure for voluntarily changing status from part-time to full-time

Commonwealth's attorney.

(1) (a) Any part-time Commonwealth's attorney may voluntarily become a full-time

Commonwealth's attorney effective January 1, 1997, or at the beginning of

any subsequent budget cycle by:

1. Not engaging in the private practice of law after the time he becomes a

full-time Commonwealth's attorney; and

2. By giving written notice to the Prosecutors Advisory Council not less

than ninety (90) days prior to the beginning of the budget cycle at which

he is to become a full-time Commonwealth's attorney, of his intention to

do so.

(b) The Prosecutors Advisory Council shall review all requests from part-time

Commonwealth's attorneys and shall approve such requests based on available

funds, population, caseload data, and other relevant information.

(2) A circuit which has been authorized to have a full-time Commonwealth's attorney

shall not revert to part-time status for that position.
KRS § 95.863 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.863
95.863 Total and permanent disability not occasioned by duties of member -- Accrual of annuity -- Cost-of-living increases
Status: in_force

95.863 Total and permanent disability not occasioned by duties of member --

Accrual of annuity -- Cost-of-living increases.

(1) Upon total and permanent disability of a member as the result of any cause other

than occupational disability, if a member shall have rendered at least ten (10) years

of total service, he shall be entitled to a disability retirement annuity. The amount of

such annuity shall be equal to two and one-half percent (2-1/2%) of average salary,

as defined in KRS 95.851(13), for each full year of total service, subject to a

minimum payment of twenty-five percent (25%) of such average salary, and a

maximum payment, excluding cost-of-living increases, of fifty percent (50%) of

average salary. If the calculated monthly benefit is less than five hundred dollars

($500) per month, the board may increase the monthly benefit to a minimum of five

hundred dollars ($500) monthly if the increase can be supported on an actuarially

sound basis by the fund. Payment of this annuity shall be made during disability of

the member. Any member who retired prior to June 21, 1974, shall receive an

increase of ten dollars ($10) per month for each year or part thereof of retirement

prior to June 21, 1974, with a maximum increase of one hundred seventy dollars

($170) per month. Upon death of the member, if an eligible widow or minor

children survive, such survivors shall be entitled to the regular annuities provided

under KRS 95.861.

(2) Any annuity for nonoccupational disability shall begin to accrue upon the expiration

of ninety (90) days following the commencement of disability, provided that, if the

member is receiving salary for sick leave for a period of more than ninety (90) days,

payment shall accrue from the date such salary ceases. If written application for

such annuity shall not have been filed with the board prior to the expiration of

ninety (90) days from the date of disability, the annuity shall begin to accrue from

the date the application shall be filed but not prior to the expiration of ninety (90)

days from the date of disability, nor in any event prior to the time when salary

payments to the employee shall have ceased.

(3) Any member retired pursuant to this section shall receive the same cost-of-living

increases granted to other retirees pursuant to the terms of KRS 95.859(3).
KRS § 411.264 — KY Code / Title XXXVI / Chapter 411 / Section 411.264
411.264 Effect of notice of claim on statute of limitations
Status: in_force

411.264 Effect of notice of claim on statute of limitations.

If a written notice of claim is served under KRS 411.258, then the statute of limitation for

the underlying action is tolled until seventy-five (75) days after the expiration of the time

frame agreed to by the parties as permitted in KRS 411.258(2), or the date established for

inspection pursuant to KRS 411.258(2)(a), or the expiration of the time frame contained

in KRS 411.258(4)(b), whichever occurs later.
KRS § 454.410 — KY Code / Title XLII / Chapter 454 / Section 454.410
454.410 Payment of fees and court costs by inmates -- Waiver
Status: in_force

454.410 Payment of fees and court costs by inmates -- Waiver.

(1) When an inmate commences, intervenes, or becomes a party to an action or an

appeal of a judgment in a civil action or proceeding without paying the fees and

court costs imposed by law, the inmate shall prepare an affidavit with a certified

copy of the inmate's prison account statement showing the total deposits for the six

(6) months immediately preceding the inmate's commencement, intervention, or

joining of the action, or an appeal of a judgment in a civil action or proceeding, if

available. If the records are not available for the preceding six (6) months, all

inmate account records that are available shall be filed with the affidavit.

(2) When an inmate commences, intervenes, or joins an action or an appeal of a

judgment in a civil action or proceeding, the inmate shall pay at least partial court

fees and costs. At a minimum, the inmate shall pay a five dollar ($5) filing fee

unless the court determines the inmate is unable to pay a fee and waives all fees and

costs. If the inmate has the ability to pay a higher amount, the court shall order the

inmate to pay the higher amount. However, the fees and costs imposed shall not

exceed the full amount otherwise imposed by law.

(3) If the court approves the application to waive all fees and costs, the court shall give

written notice to the inmate that all fees and costs relating to the action will be

waived. If the court denies the motion to waive all fees, the court shall give written

notice to the inmate that the inmate's case will be dismissed if the partial fees and

costs are not paid within forty-five (45) days after the date of the order, or within an

additional period that the court may, upon request, allow. Process concerning the

inmate's case shall not be served until the filing fee and the fee relating to service of

process is paid.

(4) If the inmate claims exceptional circumstances that render the inmate unable to pay

at least the partial fees and costs ordered by the court, then the inmate shall submit,

in addition to the statement of account required by this section, a copy of the

detailed canteen expenditure sheet, and an affidavit of special circumstances setting

forth the reasons and circumstances that justify relief from the partial fees and costs

requirement.

(5) In no event shall an inmate bring a civil action or appeal a judgment in a civil action

or proceeding under this section if the inmate has, on three (3) or more occasions

within a five (5) year period, while incarcerated or detained in any facility, brought

an action or appeal in any court that was dismissed on the grounds that it was

frivolous, malicious, or harassing, unless the prisoner is under imminent danger of

serious physical injury, without paying the entire filing fee in full.
KRS § 530.020 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 530 / Section 530.020
530.020 Incest
Status: in_force

530.020 Incest.

(1) A person is guilty of incest when he or she has sexual intercourse or deviate sexual

intercourse, as defined in KRS 510.010, with a person whom he or she knows to be

his or her parent, child, grandparent, grandchild, great-grandparent, great-

grandchild, uncle, aunt, nephew, niece, brother, sister, first cousin, ancestor, or

descendant. The relationships referred to herein include blood relationships of

either the whole or half blood without regard to legitimacy, relationship of parent

and child by adoption, relationship of stepparent and stepchild, and relationship of

stepgrandparent and stepgrandchild.

(2) (a) Incest is a Class C felony if the act is committed by consenting persons.

(b) Incest is a Class B felony if committed:

1. With a person without his or her consent;

2. By forcible compulsion as defined in KRS 510.010; or

3. With a person who is:

a. Less than eighteen (18) years of age by a person three (3) or more

years older; or

b. Incapable of consent because he or she is physically helpless or

mentally incapacitated as defined in KRS 510.010.

(c) Incest is a Class A felony if committed:

1. With a person who is less than twelve (12) years of age; or

2. With a person without his or her consent causing serious physical injury.
KRS § 5.297 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 5 / Section 5.297
5.297 Ninety-seventh Representative District
Status: in_force

5.297 Ninety-seventh Representative District.

The Ninety-seventh Representative District shall consist of the following territory:

County: Johnson KY

County: Martin KY

County: Pike KY (part)

A109 - Brushy

A110 - Lower Johns Creek

C108 - Grapevine

E103 - Deskins

E107 - Meta

E108 - Joes Creek

F102 - Lower Big Creek

F104 - Bevins School

F106 - Turkey Creek

F107 - Huddy
KRS § 645.180 — KY Code / Title LI / Chapter 645 / Section 645.180
645.180 Convalescent leave for involuntary patient -- Rehospitalization
Status: in_force

645.180 Convalescent leave for involuntary patient -- Rehospitalization.

(1) Upon notice to the court, an authorized staff physician may release an involuntary

patient on convalescent leave not to exceed ninety (90) days. The physician may

authorize convalescent leave only if he concludes that the patient would not present

a danger or a threat of danger to himself or others during such a leave. Release on

convalescent leave shall terminate the involuntary hospitalization order and shall

include provisions for a jointly developed treatment plan by the hospital and by the

provider of outpatient care who will provide follow-up care and the continual

monitoring of the patient's condition by the provider.

(2) If there is reason to believe that the patient meets the criteria for involuntary

hospitalization, the cabinet, an authorized staff physician of the hospital or other

interested person may file a petition for certification or may proceed with an

emergency hospitalization under KRS 645.120.

(3) At the conclusion of a convalescent leave, the child may be readmitted to the

hospital voluntarily, the child may be discharged or, if appropriate, the cabinet, an

authorized staff physician, or other interested person may file a petition for

certification or may proceed with an emergency hospitalization under KRS 645.120.
KRS § 189.2225 — KY Code / Title XVI / Chapter 189 / Section 189.2225
189.2225 Operation of certain overdimensional motor vehicles authorized in some counties -- Operation of certain overdimensional motor vehicles transporting agricultural commodities or materials authorized on all public roads
Status: in_force

189.2225 Operation of certain overdimensional motor vehicles authorized in some

counties -- Operation of certain overdimensional motor vehicles transporting

agricultural commodities or materials authorized on all public roads.

(1) In a county that does not have at least ten (10) miles of existing highway designated

by the Transportation Cabinet for operation of motor vehicles that have a width of

one hundred two (102) inches, a motor vehicle that does not exceed the length

requirements set forth in KRS 189.222(1)(b) or a width of one hundred two (102)

inches may be operated on the state-maintained highway segments in that county

with lane widths of ten (10) or more feet if those highway segments are designated

by the Transportation Cabinet as capable of accommodating an eighty thousand

(80,000) pound gross weight limit. The Transportation Cabinet shall promulgate an

administrative regulation pursuant to KRS Chapter 13A that lists the counties and

highway segments that meet the criteria of this subsection.

(2) Vehicles authorized to operate on state-maintained roads pursuant to subsection (1)

of this section shall be authorized to do so only until the Transportation Cabinet

promulgates an administrative regulation pursuant to KRS Chapter 13A that

designates more than ten (10) miles of highway in a county as capable of

accommodating motor vehicles with these dimensions.

(3) A motor vehicle or combination motor vehicle transporting agricultural

commodities from a farm or transporting materials needed in the production of

agricultural commodities to a farm that does not exceed the length requirements set

forth in KRS 189.222(1)(b) or a width of one hundred two (102) inches shall be

allowed to operate on any public road in Kentucky.

(4) The provisions of this section shall not authorize the weight limitation of any

highway or bridge to be exceeded.

(5) The Transportation Cabinet shall promulgate administrative regulations pursuant to

KRS Chapter 13A to establish reasonable safety criteria for the operation of motor

vehicles pursuant to this section.
KRS § 189.265 — KY Code / Title XVI / Chapter 189 / Section 189.265
189.265 Motor buses -- Height, length and weight limits on designated highways
Status: in_force

189.265 Motor buses -- Height, length and weight limits on designated highways.

(1) "Motor bus" shall mean any motor vehicle designed primarily for the transportation

of passengers and having a seating capacity in excess of nine (9) passengers

including the driver, provided, however, that transit authorities created pursuant to

KRS Chapter 96A are exempt from the provisions of this section.

(2) No person shall operate on any highway, except such highways as may be

designated by the secretary of the Transportation Cabinet pursuant to subsection (3)

of this section, any motor bus which exceeds, including any part of the body or load,

eleven (11) feet six (6) inches in height, forty (40) feet in length, twenty (20) tons in

gross weight, or ninety-six (96) inches in width, exclusive of any required safety

equipment.

(3) The secretary of the Transportation Cabinet, in respect to highways which are a part

of the state-maintained system, by official order may increase the maximum height

of a motor bus to twelve (12) feet six (6) inches and the maximum width of a motor

bus to 102 inches, exclusive of any required safety equipment and tire bulge due to

loads, if in the opinion of the secretary the increased height and width designated by

him is justified by the width of such highways, provided, however, that any such

increase in the width of motor buses or designation of highways to be used by them

shall not, in any way, exceed the federal law or regulations thereunder or jeopardize

the allotment or qualification for federal aid funds of the Commonwealth of

Kentucky.
KRS § 61.098 — KY Code / Title VIII / Chapter 61 / Section 61.098
61.098 Practice of law prohibited
Status: in_force

61.098 Practice of law prohibited.

(1) No county clerk or circuit clerk shall maintain a law partnership or association with

an attorney-at-law.

(2) No circuit clerk, county clerk, justice of the peace, constable, or recorder shall keep

his office with that of an attorney-at-law.
KRS § 342.160 — KY Code / Title XXVII / Chapter 342 / Section 342.160
342.160 Payments to certain dependents for others -- Effect of legal disability of dependent
Status: in_force

342.160 Payments to certain dependents for others -- Effect of legal disability of

dependent.

(1) The benefits in case of death shall be paid to one (1) or more dependents of the

deceased employee for the benefit of all the dependents entitled thereto, as

determined by the administrative law judge. The dependents to whom payments are

made shall apply the same to the use of the persons entitled thereto under this

chapter, according to their respective claims on the deceased for support. The

compensation of a mentally disabled person shall be paid to his guardian or

conservator.

(2) If the dependents are a widow, widower, or other head of a family of minor children

and one (1) or more minor children, it shall be sufficient for the widow, widower, or

head of the family to make application for compensation on behalf of all. Where the

dependents are mentally incapacitated or are minors the head of whose family is not

a dependent, the application may be made by the guardian, conservator, or next

friend of such dependents.
KRS § 411.220 — KY Code / Title XXXVI / Chapter 411 / Section 411.220
411.220 Action by crime stalking victim against stalker -- Damages -- Statute of limitations
Status: in_force

411.220 Action by crime stalking victim against stalker -- Damages -- Statute of

limitations.

A civil action may be maintained under this section against any person who commits the

conduct prohibited under KRS 508.140 or 508.150. A civil action may be maintained

under this section whether or not the individual who is alleged to have violated KRS

508.140 or 508.150 has been charged or convicted of the alleged crime. Liability under

this section shall include the actual damages caused by the violation and may include

punitive damages, court costs, and reasonable attorney's fees. An action under this section

shall be brought within two (2) years of the last act of conduct in violation of this section.
KRS § 217.208 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 217 / Section 217.208
217.208 Forgery of a prescription
Status: in_force

217.208 Forgery of a prescription.

(1) A person is guilty of forgery of a prescription when, with intent to defraud, deceive,

or injure another, he falsely makes, completes, or alters a written instrument which

is or purports to be or which is calculated to become or to represent a prescription

for a legend drug when completed.

(2) Forgery of a prescription is:

(a) For a first offense, a Class D felony.

(b) For a second or subsequent offense, a Class C felony.