Can The Clerk Of Court Deny A Recording

Can The Clerk Of Court Deny A Recording

The Clerk of Court CANNOT make a legal determination towards the validity of a document recorded and cannot refuse anything one wants to record. If a Clerk denies a recording, seek legal remedy from a lawyer under 18 USC ยง 2071 and United States v. Lombardo, 241 U.S. 73, 36 S. Ct. 508, 60 L. Ed. 897 (1916); Milton v. United States, 105 F.2d 253, 255 (5th Cir. 1939). In Greeson v. Sherman, 265 F. Supp. 340 (D.C.Va.1967) it was held that a pleading delivered to a deputy clerk at his home at night was thereby "filed." (Freeman v. Giacomo Costa Fu Adrea, 282 F. Supp. 525 (E.D.Pa. 04/5/1968)).

    • Related Articles

    • How Does One File A Court Case

      If one has a trust already, one can actually file for FREE by filling out a form called Application for Indigency by the Clerk of Court. By filling out this form with all "zeros" one will automatically qualify for free legal services (except ...

    • Paying the Clerk of Court in Lawful Money for Article III Court Case

      Pay all filing fees in lawful money, which would be Federal Reserve notes with an endorsement that it is being converted into lawful money and make the clerk note on the receipt. This is only done to open an Article III court case for lawful money ...

    • Can Anything Bad Happen In Court

      This is not criminal court this is civil court, one cannot go to jail! This is a legal process. One will not get put in handcuffs for standing up for one's legal financial rights. Go to civil court OR small claims court and do it for free by filing ...

    • Criminal Court Bonding

      Statutes are bonds. Courtroom charges are civil, not criminal. Clerk’s Praxis was the court of arches under the king’s bench at the time of Edward I. Everything involves bonds. When one is arrested there are two different sets of bonds. A bid bond is ...

    • Small Claims And Civil Court Differences

      Most courts now have procedures that allow one to represent themselves in regular civil actions. The difference between civil courts and small claims court is that small claims procedures are not as strict, the filing fees are generally less, and the ...