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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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Case Type Definition
MLOTH – MALPRACTICE – OTHER A case alleging misconduct or negligence by a professional.
Use this case type for malpractice cases of unknown
specificity, when malpractice cases are not attributable to
another previously defined malpractice case type, or when all
malpractice cases are reported as a single case type. Example:
Legal malpractice.
OTH – OTHER A civil case not specifically designated, such as state fiscal
suits, etc.
PA – PATERNITY A case seeking to determine a child’s father and set child
support payments.
PBDIS – PROBATE – DISPENSE A case involving an estate which has no assets eligible to
W/ADMINISTRATION probate.
PBINT – PROBATE INTESTATE A case involving the administration of an estate of a deceased
person who died intestate, without a will.
PBOTH – PROBATE/ESTATE A case that includes the establishment of a guardianship,
conservatorship, and/or trusteeship, and the administration
of an estate of a deceased person who died testate or
intestate, including the settling of a legal dispute concerning a
will. Use this case type for probate/estate cases of unknown
specificity, when probate/estate cases are not attributable to
one of the other previously defined probate/estate case
types, or when all Probate/Estate cases are reported as a
single case type.
PBTEST– PROBATE TESTATE A case involving the administration of an estate of a deceased
person who died testate, with a will, including the settling of
a legal dispute concerning a will, the establishment of a
guardianship, conservatorship, and/or trusteeship.
PD – PROPERTY DAMAGE A case arising from damage to property which the plaintiff
believes was caused by the defendant.
PIOTH – TORT – OTHER A case alleging an injury or wrong committed against a
person, his/her reputation, or his/her