Tenn. Code Ann. § 34-1-128
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Duties of court clerk - Records - Index - Deadlines - Notices and summons
Official statutory text
The clerk shall maintain on all guardianship and conservatorship cases the same type docket books, files, minute books, and other records as in all other cases. In addition, the clerk shall maintain an appropriate index or tickler so that reporting deadlines established in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 and the like are easily ascertainable. The clerk shall issue the notices and summons described in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 to each delinquent fiduciary. Acts 1992, ch. 794, § 29; T.C.A. § 34-11-128.
The clerk shall maintain on all guardianship and conservatorship cases the same type docket books, files, minute books, and other records as in all other cases. In addition, the clerk shall maintain an appropriate index or tickler so that reporting deadlines established in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 and the like are easily ascertainable. The clerk shall issue the notices and summons described in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 to each delinquent fiduciary.
Acts 1992, ch. 794, § 29; T.C.A. § 34-11-128.
The clerk shall maintain on all guardianship and conservatorship cases the same type docket books, files, minute books, and other records as in all other cases. In addition, the clerk shall maintain an appropriate index or tickler so that reporting deadlines established in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 and the like are easily ascertainable. The clerk shall issue the notices and summons described in §§ 34-1-110 and 34-1-111 to each delinquent fiduciary.
Acts 1992, ch. 794, § 29; T.C.A. § 34-11-128.
Status: in_force
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