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R.I. Super. Ct. R. Prac. 3.6

Removal of Inactive Cases from Files

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The clerks for the several counties are hereby authorized from time to time in

their discretion to remove from the active files in the files in their offices and to

transfer to inactive files to be maintained elsewhere under their direction in the

county courthouses or at such other place as may be authorized by the court, the

papers in all cases which have been pending upon any docket for five (5) years or

longer and which appear to have become inactive. The papers in any case so

transferred may be at any time upon motion of a party or in the clerk's discretion

returned to the active file. Upon the implementation of electronic filing, court

records shall be maintained in accordance with the Rhode Island Judiciary Records

Retention Schedule.

Provenance

Source
courts.ri.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
05c1cf729b2e7ff8634a0a0ceb17d09f039f9ad206e85f116fe609f9d1d87aa4
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