Marin Superior Court Page & Word Limits
4 rules from official source documents
Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Declaration of non resolution
A Declaration of Non-Resolution may not exceed three pages.
If a pending motion or request for order is not resolved with the assistance of the Discovery Facilitator, each party shall file and serve five (5) court days prior to the hearing a pleading entitled “Declaration of Non-Resolution” no longer than three pages briefly summarizing the remaining disputed issues and each party’s contentions.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Declaration of non resolution
A Declaration of Non-Resolution is limited to three pages.
The Declaration shall not exceed three pages
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Declaration of non resolution
A Declaration of Non-Resolution may not exceed three pages.
The Declaration shall not exceed three pages
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Declaration of non resolution
A Declaration of Non-Resolution may not exceed three pages.
If a pending motion or request for order is not resolved with the assistance of the Discovery Facilitator, each party shall file and serve five (5) court days prior to the hearing a pleading entitled “Declaration of Non-Resolution” no longer than three pages briefly summarizing the remaining disputed issues and each party’s contentions.
What page or word limits apply to declaration of non resolution in Marin Superior Court?
Marin Superior Court's rule states these limits: 3 pages. A Declaration of Non-Resolution may not exceed three pages.
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