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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 755 — Municipal court

755.14 Duty of clerk on receipt of books.

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755.14 Duty of clerk on receipt of books.
(1)When the municipal clerk receives the court records, books of account and case files of a municipal court which has ceased to operate, he or she shall within 10 days dispose of them as follows:
(a)Deliver them to the clerk of the circuit court of that county if the municipality in which the municipal court was located was within one county.
(b)Deliver the case files of the pending and appealable cases to the clerk of circuit court of the county where the court held office and certified copies of the court records for the past 12 months to the clerk of circuit court of every county in which the municipality lies, if the municipality in which the municipal court was located is in more than one county.
(2)For any pending or appealable cases, the bail shall be delivered along with the case file to the proper clerk of court. Any other moneys received under sub.
(1)shall be delivered to the municipal treasurer as provided in s. 800.10
(2).
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