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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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Case Type Definition
PREM – PREMISES LIABILITY A case involving a claim brought against the owner of real
property, alleging the condition of the property to be the
cause of personal injury.
PROD – PRODUCT LIABILITY A case alleging that injury is caused by the manufacturer or
seller of an article due to a defect in, or the condition of, the
article sold or an alleged breach of duty to provide suitable
instructions to prevent injury.
REV – REVIEW OF TREATMENT A petition for review or modification of treatment.
SC – SMALL CLAIMS A case (tort, contract, or real property claims) governed by
statutorily defined summary procedures where the remedy
sought is less than $5000.00.
SG – SEGREGATED When a record is to be separate or isolated from others or
from a main body or group. (Only law enforcement records
may be statutorily segregated. Court records are not records
which may be segregated. York v Commonwealth, Ky. App.,
815 S.W. 2d 415 (1991)).
SLAND – A case alleging harm to the reputation, community standing,
SLANDER/LIBEL/DEFAMATION or livelihood of the claimant caused by false or misleading
statements made by the defendant.
SP – SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS A case type for all other cases in juvenile court, i.e.; mental
health proceedings, petition for abortion, etc.
ST – STATUS A case in which a child is accused of committing acts which, if
committed by an adult, would not be a crime. Includes
noncriminal forms of juvenile behavior, such as running away
from home, skipping class, or exhibiting beyond–control
behaviors at home or at school.
SUPIV – SUPPORT – IV–D A case filed by a parent/guardian to request maintenance for
that parent/guardian or for a minor child by a person who is
required, under Title IV–D of the Social Security Act of 1973,
to provide such maintenance.