§39-3-7. Procedure to Prove Contents of Lost Papers or Records — Generally
Any person desirous of proving the contents of any paper filed in a clerk's office or anything which was of record in any book therein may, if such paper or book be lost within the meaning of this article, present to the circuit court of the county wherein such paper or book was filed or […]
§39-3-8. Procedure to Prove Contents of Lost Papers or Records — Right to Rehearing
Such court may, however, without notice or the appointment of a guardian ad litem, proceed on such petition in accordance with the preceding section and with like effect: Provided, That any person whose interest may be affected by the proceedings under this section, or who in any case shall have been proceeded against by publication, […]
§39-3-9. Taking Testimony as to Lost Records — Action by County Clerk
Whenever the book or books in which are required to be recorded deeds, wills or other papers relating to the title or boundaries of lands, have been, or may hereafter be, burned, lost or destroyed, it shall be lawful for the clerk of the county court of the county in which such burning, loss or […]
§39-2-1. Preparation of General Index
The county court of any county may order the clerk of such court to provide a general index for the deed books, trust deed books, judgment lien dockets, marriage records, release deed books, or other record books, or any of them, in such clerk's office; and may order the clerk of the circuit court, or […]
§39-2-2. Contents of General Indexes
In the appropriate general index in the office of the clerk of the county court, to the extent that the same has been or shall be provided, shall be indexed the names of all grantors and grantees of deeds, trust deeds, release deeds, contracts, leases, or other writings; the names of the parties to marriage […]
§39-2-3. Records of County Courts and Other Courts — Binding or Transcribing
The county court of any county may order any of the books and records in its clerk's office and either the county court or the circuit court, or any other court of record, may order any of its own books or records, to be bound or transcribed, and shall make a reasonable allowance therefor, which […]
§39-2-4. Records of County Courts and Other Courts — Binding or Transcribing — Prerequisites; Effect
No such allowance shall be made for any transcript until commissioners appointed for the purpose by the court ordering the transcript to be made shall have examined it and written at the foot thereof a certificate of its correctness. Thenceforth the same faith and credit shall be given to it that the book or record […]
§39-2-5. Records of County Courts and Other Courts — Binding or Transcribing — Removal From County
Any court authorized by section three of this article to have any books or records rebound may have the same taken out of the county for such purpose.
§39-1-13a. Consolidation Order Book
The county court of any county may order the clerk of such county court to provide a book or series of books, to be entitled "Consolidation Order Book," in which such clerk shall record all real estate consolidation orders entered by the county court pursuant to section seventeen, article four, chapter eleven of this code, […]
§39-1-14. Notification to File Plat for Record
Upon notice from the clerk of the county court wherein such land so divided is situate, or upon notice from any person owning a lot or lots (or an undivided share or any interest therein) in any such tract or parcel of land so divided, to the owner or owners or his or their agent, […]