21-38-9. Time and place of hearing on restoration of record--Notice.
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Upon the filing of an application for restoration of a public record with the clerk of the court having jurisdiction, the court shall by order fix a time and place for hearing the same and direct such notice thereof as to the court may seem warranted in each particular case. In case publication is required, the court shall designate the newspaper most likely to give notice to persons who may be interested. In case the proceeding was in rem, and no personal service was made, the instrument or record may be restored upon like notice as nearly as may be as in the original proceeding.