US · rules
M.D. Tenn. LR 67.01
Deposit in Court
(a) Acceptance by Clerk. Except with respect to garnishments, litigation in which the United
States is a party, or matters on the Central Violations Bureau (“CVB”) docket (as provided
for in LCrR 58), the Clerk shall not, unless authorized by order of the Court, accept
payment of judgments.
(b) Certificate of Receipt of Judgment by Counsel. Counsel shall upon receipt of payment
of a judgment, file a certificate of receipt of payment and satisfaction of judgment.
(c) Deposit or Registry Fund Orders. All orders presented to the Court with reference to the
deposit or registry funds must contain the following provisions:
IT IS ORDERED that counsel presenting this order serve a copy thereof on the
Clerk of this Court or his Chief Deputy personally. Absent the aforesaid service,
the Clerk is hereby relieved of personal liability relative to compliance with this
order.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all funds received shall be deposited in the Court
Registry Investment System (CRIS) administered by the Administrative Office of
the United States Courts pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2045.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that counsel designate the name and address of the
individual, or individuals, who are to receive the monies in the order of
disbursement of funds. Social Security numbers shall not be included in documents
to be filed but shall be provided to the Clerk’s Office upon request. Corporations,
associations and all others will supply the employer identification number with the
correct title and address upon request of the Clerk’s Office.
Provenance
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- www.tnmd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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