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Haw. Sup. Ct. Order: order49
order49
Electronically Filed
Supreme Court
SCMF-11-0000105
11-APR-2013
11:03 AM
SCMF-11-0000105
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF HAWAI'I
In the Matter of the
RETENTION AND DISPOSITION OF JUDICIARY RECORDS
ORDER AMENDING THE RECORDS RETENTION
SCHEDULE FOR THE LAND COURT/TAX APPEAL COURT
(By: Recktenwald, C.J., Nakayama, Acoba, McKenna, and Pollack, JJ.)
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, pursuant to HRS § 602-5.5, that
Records Control Schedule 4, Retention Schedule for the Land
Court/Tax Appeal Court is amended and adopted in its entirety as
set out in the attached Exhibit 1.
DATED: Honolulu, Hawai'i, April 11, 2013.
/s/ Mark E. Recktenwald
/s/ Paula A. Nakayama
/s/ Simeon R. Acoba, Jr.
/s/ Sabrina S. McKenna
/s/ Richard w. Pollack
RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE 4
RETENTION SCHEDULE FOR THE LAND COURT/TAX APPEAL COURT
(Adopted April 11, 2013)
Case records may be preserved on paper, microfilm, or as electronic documents. The paper records,
microfilm or electronic documents are the official record of the court. The Clerk may certify a copy of the
paper case records, a printed copy of microfilm or a printed electronic copy of an electronic document as a
true and correct copy of the document in the record of the court.
RECORD TITLE RETENTI
ON PERIOD
(Original copy destroyed after
expiration of period and/or
microfilming/conversion to
electronic document)
DISPOSITION
LAND COURT:
1.0
Application for Registration
1.1 Abstract of Title, Examiners Report
and Application/Consolidation Map
(Tracing)
2.0 Case Files (Civil)
2.1 Case Statistics File
10 years after adjudication and
decree issued
Permanent
5 years after case closed
5 y
ears
Microfilm or convert to
electronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court
Microfilm or convert to
electronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court (Abstract of Title
and Examiners Report
only)
Microfilm or convert to
electronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court
Destroy
EXHIBIT 1 1
RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE 4
RECORD TITLE RETENTION PERIOD
(Original copy destroyed after
expiration of period and/or
microfilming/conversion to
electronic document)
DISPOSITION
3.0 Ex-parte Petitions
4.0 Petition for Subdivi
sion and/or
consolidation
4.1 Subdivision/Consolidation Map
(Tracing)
5.0 Index Books
A. Land Court Application
B. Daily Entry Book
C. Sign-out Book
D. Court Calendar Book
6.0 Correspondence
A. Incoming
B. Outgoing
7.0 HRS Volumes (outdated)
8.0 All other court records
5 years
5 years
Permane
nt
Permanent
5 years
5 years
5 years
5 years
5 years
Discretionary
Discretionary
Microfilm or convert to
electronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court
Microfilm or convert to
elec
tronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court
Filed with the Assistant
Registrar of the Land
Court
Permanent Office
Destroy
Destroy
Destroy
Destroy
Destroy
Discretionary
Discretionary
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RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE 4
RECORD TITLE RETENTION PERIOD DISPOSITION
(Original copy destroyed after
expiration of period and/or
microfilming/conversion to
electronic document)
TAX APPEAL COURT:
1.0 Case Files (Civil) 5 years after case closed Microfilm or convert to
electronic document;
retain microfilm or
electronic document
indefinitely unless
otherwise ordered by the
court
1.1 Court Calendar 5 years Destroy
1.2 Daily Index/Entry Book Permanent Permanent office records
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