This law section outlines the powers and duties of the clerk of the orphans' court division in Pennsylvania, including administering oaths, affixing seals, entering court orders, and exercising court authority. It also references the sheriff's role in serving process and executing orders. The section emphasizes the scope of responsibilities and legal authority assigned to these officials.
The clerk administers oaths, affixes court seals, enters court orders and judgments, and exercises court authority as assigned by law.
Yes, the clerk may refuse to administer oaths or affirmations if they are not related to proper office business.
The sheriff is responsible for serving legal process and executing court orders as directed by law.
Yes, the section was amended in 1978 to update the powers and duties of the clerk of the orphans' court division.