§1‑235. Of appellate division docketed in superior court; lien.
It is the duty of theappropriate clerk of the appellate division, on application of the partyobtaining judgment in one of the courts of that division, directing in whole orin part the payment of money, or affecting the title to real estate, or on thelike application of the attorney of record of said party, to certify under hishand and the seal of said court a transcript of the judgment, setting forth thetitle of the court, the names of the parties thereto, the relief granted, thatthe judgment was so rendered by said court, the amount and date of thejudgment, what part thereof bears interest and from what time; and said clerkshall send such certificate and transcript to the clerk of the superior courtof such counties as he is directed; and the clerk of the superior courtreceiving the certificate and transcript shall docket them in like manner asjudgment rolls of the superior court are docketed. And when so docketed, thelien of said judgment is the same in all respects, subject to the samerestrictions and qualifications, and the time shall be reckoned as is providedand prescribed in the preceding sections for judgments of the superior court,so far as the same are applicable. The party desiring the certificate andtranscript provided for in this section may obtain them at any time after suchjudgment has been rendered, unless the appellate court otherwise directs. (1881,c. 75, ss. 1, 4; Code, s. 436; Rev., s. 575; C.S., s. 615; 1969, c. 44, s. 2.)
§1‑235. Of appellate division docketed in superior court; lien.
It is the duty of theappropriate clerk of the appellate division, on application of the partyobtaining judgment in one of the courts of that division, directing in whole orin part the payment of money, or affecting the title to real estate, or on thelike application of the attorney of record of said party, to certify under hishand and the seal of said court a transcript of the judgment, setting forth thetitle of the court, the names of the parties thereto, the relief granted, thatthe judgment was so rendered by said court, the amount and date of thejudgment, what part thereof bears interest and from what time; and said clerkshall send such certificate and transcript to the clerk of the superior courtof such counties as he is directed; and the clerk of the superior courtreceiving the certificate and transcript shall docket them in like manner asjudgment rolls of the superior court are docketed. And when so docketed, thelien of said judgment is the same in all respects, subject to the samerestrictions and qualifications, and the time shall be reckoned as is providedand prescribed in the preceding sections for judgments of the superior court,so far as the same are applicable. The party desiring the certificate andtranscript provided for in this section may obtain them at any time after suchjudgment has been rendered, unless the appellate court otherwise directs. (1881,c. 75, ss. 1, 4; Code, s. 436; Rev., s. 575; C.S., s. 615; 1969, c. 44, s. 2.)
§1‑235. Of appellate division docketed in superior court; lien.
It is the duty of theappropriate clerk of the appellate division, on application of the partyobtaining judgment in one of the courts of that division, directing in whole orin part the payment of money, or affecting the title to real estate, or on thelike application of the attorney of record of said party, to certify under hishand and the seal of said court a transcript of the judgment, setting forth thetitle of the court, the names of the parties thereto, the relief granted, thatthe judgment was so rendered by said court, the amount and date of thejudgment, what part thereof bears interest and from what time; and said clerkshall send such certificate and transcript to the clerk of the superior courtof such counties as he is directed; and the clerk of the superior courtreceiving the certificate and transcript shall docket them in like manner asjudgment rolls of the superior court are docketed. And when so docketed, thelien of said judgment is the same in all respects, subject to the samerestrictions and qualifications, and the time shall be reckoned as is providedand prescribed in the preceding sections for judgments of the superior court,so far as the same are applicable. The party desiring the certificate andtranscript provided for in this section may obtain them at any time after suchjudgment has been rendered, unless the appellate court otherwise directs. (1881,c. 75, ss. 1, 4; Code, s. 436; Rev., s. 575; C.S., s. 615; 1969, c. 44, s. 2.)
