The clerk of the chancery court shall be the custodian of all documents, records, books and papers belonging, or in any way appertaining, to the probate court, and of the board of police, formerly existing, except as to such as may be required by law to be kept by the clerk of the circuit court; and, as such custodian, he shall do and perform all acts in relation to such records, books and papers which were heretofore required of, or might lawfully have been done by, the clerk of the said probate court or board of police. All such documents, records, books and papers may be kept by means of electronic filing or storage or both as provided in Sections 9-1-51 through 9-1-57, as the clerk may elect.
Structure Mississippi Code
§ 9-5-133. How clerk of chancery court may appoint deputies
§ 9-5-137. Other duties of the clerk
§ 9-5-139. Chancery clerk's office at Biloxi
§ 9-5-141. Acts clerk may perform at any time
§ 9-5-145. How proceedings before clerk to be conducted
§ 9-5-147. All acts of clerk subject to approval or disapproval
§ 9-5-151. How minutes of proceedings before clerk preserved and approved
§ 9-5-153. How approval of clerk's minutes and orders shown
§ 9-5-155. Bonds examined by chancellor
§ 9-5-157. Register of sureties on bonds to be kept
§ 9-5-159. Abstract of certain decrees furnished circuit clerk
§ 9-5-163. Custodian of certain records and papers
§ 9-5-165. Removal and return of court files and documents in clerk's office
§ 9-5-167. Newspaper subscribed for and preserved