Each entry must briefly show the nature of the paper filed or writ issued, the substance of each proof of service or other return, and the substance and date of entry of each order and judgment. When a jury trial has been properly demanded or ordered, the clerk must enter the word “jury” in the docket. (b) Civil Judgments and Orders.

Each entry must briefly show the nature of the paper filed or writ issued, the substance of each proof of service or other return, and the substance and date of entry of each order and judgment. When a jury trial has been properly demanded or ordered, the clerk must enter the word “jury” in the docket. (b) Civil Judgments and Orders.

Rule 79-1 . Rule 79. Records Kept by the Clerk (a) Civil Docket. (1) In General. The clerk must keep a record known as the civil docketA @ for each case. The clerk must enter each civil case in the docket. Cases must be assigned consecutive file numbers, which must be noted in the docket where the first entry is made. (2) Items to be Entered.

Rule 79. Books and Records Kept by the Clerk and Entries Therein (a) Civil Docket. The clerk shall keep a book known as a "Civil Docket," on one or more looseleaf sheets for each action, and shall enter therein each action filed with the court. Actions shall …

Each entry must briefly show the nature of the paper filed or writ issued, the substance of each proof of service or other return, and the substance and date of entry of each order and judgment. When a jury trial has been properly demanded or ordered, the clerk must enter the word “jury” in the docket. (b) Civil Judgments and Orders.

The language of Rule 79 has been amended as part of the general restyling of the Civil Rules to make them more easily understood and to make style and terminology consistent throughout the rules. These changes are intended to be stylistic only.

2024年7月30日 · Rule 79 - Records Kept by the Clerk (a) CIVIL DOCKET. (1) In General. The clerk must keep a record known as the "civil docket" in the form and manner prescribed by the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts with the approval of the Judicial Conference of the United States.

Whenever there is presented to the clerk for filing in a cause any document or other material that is deemed by the clerk to be improper or inappropriate for filing (e,g, explicit photos), the clerk may apply to the court for a determination of the propriety of filing the material presented.

Rule 79. Records Kept by the Clerk (a) CIVIL DOCKET. (1) In General. The clerk must keep a record known as the ‘‘civil docket’’ in the form and manner prescribed by the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts with the approval of the Judicial Conference of the United States.

RULE 79. Opposing Issuance Of Letters Testamentary. Petition And Contest For Letters Of Administration. Section 1. Opposition to issuance of letters testamentary. Simultaneous petition for administration. — Any person interested in a will may state in writing the grounds why letters testamentary should not issue to the persons named therein ...