CHAPTER 8 - ESTABLISHMENT OF LOST RECORDS
- ARTICLE 1 - PUBLIC RECORDS
- § 24-8-1 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Authorization; use as evidence
- § 24-8-2 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Petition by judge of probate court; when heard; establishment of records in whole or in part
- § 24-8-3 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Contents of petition; copies to conform to originals
- § 24-8-4 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Appointment of auditor authorized; auditor's report; hearing on objections
- § 24-8-5 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Auditor's compensation
- § 24-8-6 - Establishment of lost records in superior court -- Right to file objections; time of filing same; hearing thereon
- ARTICLE 2 - PRIVATE PAPERS
- § 24-8-20 - Establishment of lost office papers on motion
- § 24-8-21 - Summary establishment of lost or destroyed evidence of indebtedness in probate court -- Petition; service of notice; hearing and decision; recordation; appeal to superior court
- § 24-8-22 - Summary establishment of lost or destroyed evidence of indebtedness in probate court -- Service of nonresidents; effect
- § 24-8-23 - Establishment of lost paper in justice of the peace court; affidavit or other proof; issuance and service of rule nisi; entry of judgment; certified copy
- § 24-8-24 - Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Petition and affidavit; issuance and service of rule nisi
- § 24-8-25 - Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- When continuance granted
- § 24-8-26 - Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Grant of rule absolute
- § 24-8-27 - Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Furnishing of certified endorsement of copy
- § 24-8-28 - Procedure as to action on lost or destroyed note, bill, bond, or other instrument
- § 24-8-29 - Joinder of additional party defendants in proceedings to establish lost or destroyed papers
- § 24-8-30 - Applicability of article