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Chapter 30: no officer of the court required to accept payment in coin (Government Code section 24383) (Rule 30.00); and the conditions on which a personal check, cashier's check, draft, money order or traveler's check is accepted, and refusal of irregular checks or checks from persons who have tendered worthless checks (Rule 30.01).
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CHAPTER 30 – PAYMENT TO THE COURT RULE 30.00 PAYMENT IN COINS No officer of the court who collects money as described in Government Code section 24383 must be required to accept payment in coin. (Eff. 7/1/99) RULE 30.01 CHECK CASHING (a) Acceptance A personal check, bank cashier's check or draft, express or post office money order, or traveler's check, offered in payment of any fee, fine or bail deposit may be accepted by the court if the following conditions are met: (1) If a personal check is drawn on a banking institution located in California or if a bank cashier's check or money order is drawn on a banking institution located in the United States; (2) The amount is the exact amount of the fee, fine or bail; (3) The date on the check is not over two months previous to the date presented nor is it later than the date presented; (4) The original payee is "Clerk of the Court" or other similar designee (no two-party checks); (5) The numeric figures (bank courtesy figures) agree with the amount written in words; and (6) The sum is in U.S. currency. (b) Refusal Any check or money order which appears irregular on its face may be returned. Personal checks from persons known to have previously tendered worthless or "Not Sufficient Funds" checks to the Clerk or other persons may be refused. (Eff. 7/1/99)
CHAPTER 30 – PAYMENT TO THE COURT RULE 30.00 PAYMENT IN COINS No officer of the court who collects money as described in Government Code section 24383 must be required to accept payment in coin. (Eff. 7/1/99) RULE 30.01 CHECK CASHING (a) Acceptance A personal check, bank cashier's check or draft, express or post office money order, or traveler's check, offered in payment of any fee, fine or bail d
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9 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-10.
6 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1997-13.