Lake Superior Court Page & Word Limits

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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.

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Limit: 7 pages
Limit: 15 pages
Applies to: Trial memorandum

(b) Trial Memorandum. Each party may submit a trial memorandum, not to exceed seven (7) pages, setting forth a statement of the nature of the case, the general contentions of the party submitting the statement and a memorandum of points and authorities (not to exceed fifteen (15) pages) upon any unusual questions of law anticipated to be presented. The original of this document shall be filed, and a copy served on all parties, no later than seven (7) court days prior to the scheduled date of trial. Parties in unlawful detainer trials may submit a trial memorandum.

Summary: A party may submit a trial memorandum limited to seven pages, including a points-and-authorities memorandum limited to fifteen pages on anticipated unusual legal questions.

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What page or word limits apply to trial memorandum in Lake Superior Court?

Lake Superior Court's rule states these limits: 7 pages; 15 pages. A party may submit a trial memorandum limited to seven pages, including a points-and-authorities memorandum limited to fifteen pages on anticipated unusual legal questions. Not yet verified. Check the linked order.

View rule Official source Source: page 59, section 17.3 Civil Pre-Trial Rule

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