ARTICLE 7. Clerk [69840. - 69848.]
Article 7 added by Stats. 1953, Ch. 206.
§§ 69840–69848 · 13 sections
- § 69840 (a) The clerk of the court shall exercise or perform, in addition to the powers, duties, and responsibilities provided by statute, any powers, duties, and…
- § 69841 The clerk of the superior court shall attend each session of the superior court in the county and upon the judges of the court in chambers when required.
- § 69842 The clerk of the superior court shall keep such indexes as will insure ready reference to any action or proceeding filed in the court. There shall be separate…
- § 69843 The clerk of the superior court shall issue all process and notices required to be issued.
- § 69844 The clerk of the superior court shall keep the minutes and other records of the court, entering at length within the time specified by law, or forthwith if no…
- § 69844.5 On and after July 1, 1997, each clerk of the superior court shall prospectively certify and submit those court records specified by the Judicial Council which…
- § 69844.7 Notwithstanding any provisions of law to the contrary, in those counties where it is required by court order or rule that the clerk of the superior court place…
- § 69845 The clerk of the superior court may keep a register of actions in which shall be entered the title of each cause, with the date of its commencement and a…
- § 69845.5 In lieu of maintaining a register of actions as described in Section 69845, the clerk of the superior court may maintain a register of actions by preserving…
- § 69846 The clerk of the superior court shall safely keep or dispose of according to law all papers and records filed or deposited in any action or proceeding before…
- § 69846.5 The clerk of the superior court shall endorse on each paper filed with the court the day, month, and year it is filed.
- § 69847 The clerk of the superior court shall provide two books. In one of the books the clerk shall enter in alphabetical order the names of each person who has…
- § 69848 The clerk of the superior court may use a facsimile signature on any court documents regularly maintained in the ordinary course of business for the purpose of…