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

Citation: Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
Jurisdiction: Kentucky (state)
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Original Source: https://www.kycourts.gov/Courts/County-Information/Documents/ClerksManual.pdf ↗

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Final Order/Judgment of Results of Recount
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1. When a signed judgment or order is received, apply the ENTERED Stamp ENTERED,
stamp to the judgment or order; add the date and your initials. date, initial.
2. Enter the judgment or order on the document screen, including a brief
description.
Serve notice of
3. Serve notice of entry on every party who is not in default or who has not entry
filed a written waiver of notice. For more information, see Notice of
Entry.
4. Make an entry on the document screen showing the manner and date of the service
of notice of entry or judgment.
5. When the judgment or order closes the case, complete the disposition date,
disposition type and judge at disposition on the case screen.
6. Send a certified copy of the Order to the Board of Elections.

Appeals/Challenges
The order shall be subject to an appeal in the Court of Appeals. The motion shall be made
before the court of appeals or appellate judge within ten (10) days after the entry of the
order in the Circuit Court.
Any party may appeal from the court’s judgment under KRS 120.185(1)(j) setting out the
results of the recount. The notice of appeal shall be filed and a supersedeas bond executed
in the Circuit Court, and the record shall be filed in the Court of Appeals, within ten (10)
days after the entry of judgment, or within such other time as the Court of Appeals may,
for cause shown, permit. KRS 120.075.
NOTE: For the slate of candidates referenced in KRS 120.185(2), no appeal shall be taken
from the findings issued by the Franklin Circuit Court setting out the results of the recount.
However, any aggrieved party may file a petition for contest to the General Assembly
under KRS 120.195.