process, the orders made in the case, the fees and taxation of costs, and

whenever any fees are paid or advanced the amount and date thereof and the party paying or advancing the same, and such other proceedings, if any, as may be necessary from time to time to show the condition of the case. Whenever a decision is rendered the clerk shall promptly give notice thereof by United States mail, electronic mail, and/or telephone call to an attorney on each side and to the judge who presided over the proceedings subject to review. History: Amended December 22, 1965, effective March 22, 1966; amended November 14, 2014, effective January 14, 2015. Cross references. — As to duties of clerk upon reservation of constitutional question to Supreme Court during pendency of cause in civil and criminal cases, see §§ 1-13-101 through 1-13-103. As to general powers and duties of clerk of Supreme Court, see §§ 5-2- 201 through 5-2-207. As to clerks of court gen- erally, see §§ 5-7-101 through 5-7-107.