Section 100: Custody of records
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100. Custody of records
(1) The District Clerk shall have the custody of all records of the District
Court to which he is attached.
(2) The District Clerk shall cause notice of all claims, informations, warrants and summonses and of all orders, judgments and executions and of all
other proceedings, to be entered in a book which shall be kept at the District
Court.
(3) Any entry in a book kept under subsection (1), or a copy of it purporting to be signed and certified as a true copy by the District Clerk, shall, in
any proceedings before any Court, be admitted, without further proof, as
evidence of the entry and of the proceedings to which it refers and of the
regularity of such proceedings.
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- Who keeps the records of my District Court case?