Louisiana § 13:756.12 DeSoto Parish; branch office; Stonewall

Louisiana Statutes

§ 13:756.12 — DeSoto Parish; branch office; Stonewall

Louisiana § 13:756.12

Title 13Courts and Judicial Procedure

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La. Stat. Ann. § 13:756.12 (2026).

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The clerk of court of the parish of DeSoto may establish and maintain a branch office in Stonewall in the parish of DeSoto to be used to receive election returns, to issue marriage licenses, to store microfilm, to provide ex officio notary services, to be a depository of duplicate records, and to file documents and pleadings in any civil proceeding. The documents and pleadings shall bear the endorsement of the clerk of court on the date on which they are filed. All records and pleadings as filed shall be transmitted to the office of the clerk of court at the parish seat for incorporation in the records of the office. Mortgages, privileges, and donations may be recorded. The clerk of court shall maintain only one repository for all acts and recordings.

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The clerk of court of the parish of DeSoto may establish and maintain a branch office in Stonewall in the parish of DeSoto to be used to receive election returns, to issue marriage licenses, to store microfilm, to provide ex officio notary services, to be a depository of duplicate records, and to file documents and pleadings in any civil proceeding. The documents and pleadings shall bear the endorsement of the clerk of court on the date on which they are filed. All records and pleadings as filed shall be transmitted to the office of the clerk of court at the parish seat for incorporation in the records of the office. Mortgages, privileges, and donations may be recorded. The clerk of court shall maintain only one repository for all acts and recordings.