Alpine Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
A pleading of at least eight pages, counting attachments, must be filed with one additional copy marked “Working Copy.”
Any pleading consisting of eight (8) or more pages, inclusive of attachments, when filed shall be accompanied by an additional copy conspicuously marked “Working Copy”.
When a visiting judge is appointed, the parties must file original pleadings with the Alpine County Superior Court and forward one courtesy working copy to the visiting judge at the judge’s home court or office.
At any time a visiting judge is appointed to hear an Alpine County Superior Court matter; the parties shall file all original pleadings with the Alpine County Superior Court, and forward a courtesy working copy to the visiting judge at his home court or office.
A pleading of at least eight pages, counting attachments, must be accompanied upon filing by one additional copy conspicuously marked “Working Copy.”
Any pleading consisting of eight or more pages, inclusive of attachments, when filed shall be accompanied by an additional copy conspicuously marked “Working Copy”.
When a visiting judge is appointed, the parties must file original pleadings with the Alpine County Superior Court and forward one courtesy working copy to the judge at their home court or office.
At any time a visiting judge is appointed to hear an Alpine County Superior Court matter, the parties shall file all original pleadings with the Alpine County Superior Court, and forward a courtesy working copy to the visiting judge at his home court or office.
Are courtesy copies required in Alpine Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies when a filing is >= 8 pages. Details: 1 copy. A pleading of at least eight pages, counting attachments, must be filed with one additional copy marked “Working Copy.”
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