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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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25.1 Inventory
At the commencement of the clerk's term, the clerk who is leaving office must turn over to
his/her successor an inventory of all books, stationery, and other property in the library at
the time the new clerk takes office, which the new clerk receipts to the clerk leaving office.
The clerk is responsible on his/her official bond for the value of all books lost from the
library during the term of office. KRS 172.120(2).

25.2 Fees Collected
The following fees are collected in counties electing the alternate method of Quick Reference
financing law library. KRS 172.180. These are the only fees that may be
collected by counties without an urban-county form of government. See Law
Library in the Accounting Manual for additional details.
1. Upon receipt of an order issued by the Chief Circuit Judge requiring
collection of the county law library fee under KRS 172.180, apply the Enter, date, initial
ENTERED stamp; add the date and your initials.
2. File in your "General/Administrative Order File" and make an entry on the
docket sheet attached to the file.
3. Upon entry of this order, begin collecting the following fees (not on
examining trials and felony trials):

Court Fee

District Criminal $.50 max

District Civil $1.00 max

Circuit Civil $1.00 max

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EXCEPTION: in the counties of Jefferson, Boyd, Warren, Kenton, Franklin, Christian,
Henderson, Fayette, Campbell, Daviess, McCracken, Hardin, Madison, Boone, Jessamine,
and Scott (KRS 81.010) the fees are:

Court Fee

District Criminal $1.50 max

District Civil $3.00 max

Circuit Civil $3.00 max

4. All counties having a county law library shall collect the following taxed attorney fees if
the successful party is represented by an attorney. KRS 453.060(3).

Court Fee