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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
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Kentucky (state)
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3. Assign to a division using the procedure in your local court rules.
4. Open a case. For more information, see Case Add in the KyCourts Manual. Case type DOMAIN
Use case type DOMAIN.
Circuit civil CI case
5. Generate the next number for circuit civil CI cases or use the next
pre-numbered file folder.
Do not issue
6. Do not issue a summons at this time. summons
7. The plaintiff must file enough copies of the petition for service upon each
defendant and commissioners, in addition to the original, which is filed in
your office. If you make the copies, collect a copy fee as set forth in the
Accounting Manual and give a receipt.

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 CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS

21.2 Commissioners
For more information, see Commissioners of Circuit Court.
1. Following the filing of a petition to condemn property, the circuit court, or Quick Reference
in the absence of the circuit judge, the circuit clerk, shall appoint three Appoint three
impartial landowners as commissioners. KRS 416.580. landowners as
commissioners
2. Apply the FILED stamp to the appointment; add the date and your
initials. File, date, initial
Document type
3. File on a document screen. Use document type OACO. OACO
4. Provide copies to the appointees and attorney for the plaintiff.
5. Within 15 days from the date of their appointment, the commissioners
shall submit a written report to the circuit court describing the property
sought to be condemned and the amount awarded.
File report, date,
6. Apply FILED stamp to the report; add the date and your initials. initial
7. File by completing a document screen. Use document type RCOM. Document type
8. The commissioners are entitled to collect a reasonable fee which shall be RCOM
taxed as costs by the court.