Ayala v. Goad

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• concluding that a complaint was timely filed despite the clerk having accepted it for filing without the required fee
• concluding that a complaint was timely filed despite the clerk having accepted it for filing without the required fee
• stating that a court clerk may refuse to accept a document unless the fee is paid, but where the clerk has accepted the document for filing without the fee, file stamps it and assigns a docket number, the court nevertheless acquires jurisdiction
• stating that a court clerk may refuse to accept a document unless the fee is paid, but where the clerk has accepted the document for filing without the fee, file stamps it and assigns a docket number, the court nevertheless acquires jurisdiction
• stating that a court clerk may refuse to accept a document unless the fee is paid, but where the clerk has accepted the document for filing without the fee, file stamps it and assigns a docket number, the court nevertheless acquires jurisdiction
• a submission is considered filed once the clerk reviews and accepts it for filing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).