According to Code of Civil Procedure of California (hereinafter: CCP) Section 262 of Title 4 “Ministerial Officers of Courts of Justice” of Chapter 1 “Of Ministerial Officers Generally”:
The guidance or jurisdiction of a party or its lawyer to a sheriff in connection with the execution or return of the proceedings or any relevant act or omission shall not be available to discharge or relieve the sheriff from any responsibility for negligence or wrongdoing, unless the party’s counsel, including the signature and name of the attorney, provides written instructions The instructions may be transmitted electronically pursuant to Chapter 2 (starting with Section 263 of CCP) subject to subdivision (c) of Section 263 of CCP.
A person residing in the county, appointed by the court or its judge, can execute proceedings or orders in an action or proceeding and, appoint an elisor, in the following cases:
Where either of these officers is a member and there is a vacancy in the office of the other party, or where it appears, by affidavit, to the satisfaction of the court in which the proceedings are pending, or the judge thereof, that the two officers are disqualified or that they would not behave properly or impartially on account of any bias, prejudice or other reason.
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