Sentences with phrase «by clerks»

A violation that includes an expired driver license, registration or insurance could be reduced by the Clerks Office if they provide proof of renewal and be charged the reduced amount as follows:

(a) Every such reorganization plan shall be referred to an appropriate committee, to be determined by the Clerks of the Senate and the House of Representatives, with the approval of the President and Speaker, which committee shall not later than thirty days after the date of the Governor's presentation of said plan hold a public hearing thereon and shall not later than ten days after such hearing report that it approves or disapproves such plan and such reorganization plan shall have the force of law upon expiration of the sixty calendar days next following its presentation by the governor to the general court, unless disapproved by a majority vote of the members of either of the two branches of the general court present and voting, the general court not having been prorogued within such sixty days.

Other duties performed by clerks include participating in meetings with judges in chambers.

However, that work is actually done by clerks.

While it is obvious the justices retain the final say in the outcome of a case, the process of research and writing undertaken by the clerks may help shape the judgments in a fundamental way.

If your staff doesn't docket time, you can measure its performance by tracking the number of letters sent per day against all the letters sent by clerks.

The Senate and House of Commons Journals are the notes and records kept by the Clerks and other Table Officers during a sitting.

Direcst the Executive Secretary of the Supreme Court to administer a paid subscription service that provides access to all electronic records maintained by the clerks who use such electronic imaging system for civil cases filed on or after July 1, 2019.

The pressure cooker of real estate (residential, commercial, and development) is well and ably handled by our clerks, Jayne Bernard, Jennifer Boulanger, Ning Dai, Linda Kane, Heather Kelly, Kristine Kerwin and Kim Milani.

Our corporate department needs are well met by clerks, Christine McLeod - Richards, Goretti Pernitzky, Gayle Seguin and Wendy Murphy, with great support from Jennifer McDonald and Sarah MacDonald.

The increase in the number of pro se litigants has sparked recent innovations by clerks and judges.

Anthony Isaacs, president of the SDT, says a considerable burden had been placed on the tribunal over the past year, due to the length and complexity of a substantial number of cases that involved a large amount of documentary evidence, with the majority of the weight being felt by clerks.

Much of the work was carried out by clerks with no formal legal training.

For example, the New York Times has noted that the opinions of most federal appellate judges are written by their clerks.

Mass - market retailers are devoting increasing amounts of shelf space to pet products sold at discount prices by clerks who wouldn't know a hamster from a guinea pig, and brands that have been pioneered and championed for years by pet specialty stores are being bought by consumer - product giants that slot the products in every supermarket in the country.

Consider that the data for these reports are entered by clerks, and humans make mistakes.

In both houses, much of the talking was done by done by clerks or other individuals who directed the chambers» discussions instead of participating in debates on the substance of legislation.

There will be an investigation into the travel arrangements by the Clerk of Parliament.

«Our instructions are that our client was served with a letter dated 4th February 2017 with reference number PG / SC / 005 by the Clerk to your Committee inviting him to attend upon the Committee as a witness on a date and at a time to be communicated to him.»

Authentication: certification by the clerk of the court having legal custody of the record, with the seal affixed (except where the copy is used in the same court).

This was disclosed by the Clerk to the Committee, Freedom Osolo, in statement on Monday, saying the hearing, slated for Tuesday, has been postponed for the time being.

One welcome exception came after the county executive's budget proposed to significantly hike fees for recording mortgages, deeds and satisfactions processed by the clerk's office.

Four copies of the budget as adopted shall be certified by the County Executive and by the Clerk of the County Legislature.

reported a minimum net worth for 2010 that was more than 50 percent higher than the prior year, according to personal financial disclosure forms made public by the Clerk of the House on Wednesday.

When the House is informed by the Clerk of the absence of the Speaker, the Deputy Speaker becomes Acting Speaker237 (see p. 181).

It was delivered by my Personal Assistant and duly received and acknowledged by the Clerk of the assembly on June 27.

The billing discrepancies, town officials said, ultimately proved to be minimal and were corrected when discovered by the clerk or brought forward by the customer.

A simple check by Premium Times would have revealed that all funds in the National Assembly are in the custody of the National Assembly Management, which is headed by the Clerk, and not its» Presiding Officers.

The language of the ballot measure was approved by the clerk of the Ulster County Legislature after lawmakers moved to put the issue before voters.

I will be announcing the date as soon as it is set by the Clerk of the Legislature.

Historical records, business certificates and all maps are maintained by the clerk and people can find notaries public there.

In the national chain store I was directed to the digestive health section by the clerk and was then left by myself to decide which product to choose.

Unfortunately, the amount of education a student receives in a given year is much harder to quantify than the total sales recorded by a clerk in a store.

Violations of the provisions of a final order shall result in an order to show cause issued by the clerk of the Education Practices Commission if requested by the Department of Education.

When an individual violates any provision of a final order of the Education Practices Commission, the Department of Education may request an order to show cause be issued by the clerk of the commission.

The value of what I procure on this card is checked off by the clerk, who pricks out of these tiers of squares the price of what I order.»

ONLY 12 pages of the contract were left with my parents, none of which contained any of the critical terms such as the lien amount, right of rescission, HUD closing statement, deed of trust, closing costs, and an amendment to my parents trust (created by a clerk of the lender).

I was assured by the clerk that the breed was very intelligent and able to be crate trained in a matter of three days.

When I checked in to the hotel around 11 am, my room was not ready by the clerk offered to store my luggage so my friend and I could explore the city.

With all the work that goes into preparing a federal appellate brief or motion, one outcome no lawyer wants is to have it rejected by the clerk on a procedural flub.

Duty Room Handles various matters including motions for default judgment, decisions concerning applications for warrants to search, applications by the Clerk to strike improper or incomplete pleadings, motions to dismiss filed by the prosecutor pursuant to Criminal Rule 48, cognovit notes, motions to excuse jurors, probable cause hearings, and performing civil wedding ceremonies.

As such they are scrutinized by the Clerk of the Privy Council, in consultation with the Deputy Minister of Justice, to ensure that the are authorized by the statute pursuant to which it is made.

Such judge may direct that the indictment shall be kept secret until the defendant is in custody or has been released pending trial and in that event it shall be sealed by the clerk, and no person shall disclose its finding except as necessary for the issuance and execution of a warrant or summons.

As part of the Supreme Court's August 27, 2014 Administrative Order revising implementation of the 365 day rule, «In the event no request for a final hearing is received by the Clerk of Court within the time period prescribed and there is no other order by the Chief Administrative Judge extending the case, the Clerk of Court shall prepare an Order of Dismissal without prejudice and provide the order and file for review by the Chief Administrative Judge.»

Such verdict will be placed by the clerk in the court records.

Also, the Letters must often be certified by the clerk of the court reasonably close in time to the date of the transfer as Letters expire when the estate is closed.

Each order is recorded by the clerk of the court.

Questions like these are answered by the clerk of court, not the judge.

Also, anyone who is determined to be qualified to serve in that role by the Clerk of the Court may be named the administrator of the estate.

In this wrongful death suit against a school board for a bus accident that killed a four - year - old child, the trial court erred in in ordering that the separate awards to the child's two minor brothers be held by the clerk...