Clerk of court definition

Clerk of court means the official circuit court record- keeper for the case in question, which may be the clerk of circuit court, juvenile clerk, or register in probate for that county.

Clerk of court means the clerk of the court of common pleas of the county in which specified abandoned land is located.

Clerk of court means the clerk of circuit court.

Examples of Clerk of court in a sentence

• The clerk of court may electronically make subpoenas available to registered filers in accordance with the Iowa Rules of Civil Procedure and the Iowa Rules of Criminal Procedure.[Court Order November 21, 2016, temporarily effective November 21, 2016, permanently effective February1, 2017] Rule 16.408 Clerk of court certification of documents.

• Op. No. 92-366 at 2 (June 23, 1992) (“[O]nly a court, a Clerk of court or a coroner have authority under Louisiana law to issue subpoenas.

• Whenever a party or attorney for a party believes it is absolutely necessary to file a motion to reconsider an order or judgment, the motion shall be filed with the Clerk of court within fourteen (14) days after entry of the order or judgment.

• The Clerk of court and his deputy clerks are authorized to grant one (1) extension of time for filing briefs in social security appeals.

• Clerk of court personnel are assigned to a courtroom, assisting the judge in processing cases and keeping documents in order, but the courtroom clerk is actually an employee of the elected clerk of court for that county.

More Definitions of Clerk of court

Clerk of court means the clerk of the court of common pleas of the county, the clerk of the juvenile court of the county, the clerk of the domestic relations division of the court of common pleas of the county, the clerk of the probate court of the county, the clerk of a municipal court in the county, the clerk of a county-operated municipal court, or the clerk of a county court in the county, whichever is applicable.

Clerk of court or 'clerk' means the clerk of court of common pleas of the county in which the real property sought for acquisition by a condemnor, or the major portion of the property, is located.

Clerk of court means the Clerk of the Indiana Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, and Tax Court, the Clerk of a Circuit, Superior, or Probate Court, the Clerk of a City or Town Court, and the Clerk of a Marion County Small Claims Court, including staff.

Clerk of court. , unless otherwise specified, means the clerk of the circuit court of the county in the state where the bondsman is currently writing or obligated on the majority of those bail bonds which he has written or on which he is obligated.

Clerk of court means the clerk of court attached to the appropriate magistrates court referred to in section four;

Clerk of court means the duly elected or appointed clerk of any court of record, or the deputy clerk, and the mayor or mayor's court magistrate of a municipal corporation having a mayor's court.

Clerk of court means the official custodian of the court record for the case in question, which may be the clerk of the Supreme Court, clerk of district court, or the appointed clerk in a justice court, municipal court, city court, water court, or workers compensation court.