Q: Definition requested 8.104c to clarify. Follow up
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8.104 (c) What constitutes entry
For purposes of this rule:
(1) The entry date of a judgment is the date the judgment is filed under Code of Civil Procedure section 668.5, or the date it is entered in the judgment book.
(2) The entry date of an appealable order that is entered in the minutes is the date it is entered in the permanent minutes. But if the minute order directs that a written order be prepared, the entry date is the date the signed order is filed; a written order prepared under rule 3.1312 or similar local rule is not such an order prepared by direction of a minute order.
(3) The entry date of an appealable order that is not entered in the minutes is the date the signed order is filed.
(4) The entry date of a decree of distribution in a probate proceeding is the date it is entered at length in the judgment book or other permanent court record.
(5) An order signed electronically has the same effect as an order signed on paper.
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