Nevada Superior Court Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed. This page is scoped to Nevada Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
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All motions in limine shall be contained in one (1) document with consecutively numbered paragraphs for each motion. Separate motions in limine are not to be filed for each motion.
Summary: All motions in limine must be combined into one document, with consecutively numbered paragraphs for each motion, rather than filed separately.
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C. Unless Otherwise Authorized by the Court. Unless otherwise provided for by law, or as may be ordered or authorized by the Court, filings in response to a motion shall be limited to: (1) an opposition and any documents filed in support thereof; and (2) a reply thereto and any documents filed in support thereof. If a party seeks to file a surreply or other supplemental legal points and authorities in support of a motion, they must seek and receive prior authorization from the Court.
Summary: Unless the court authorizes otherwise, response filings are limited to an opposition with supporting documents and a reply with supporting documents, and a surreply or other supplemental points require prior court authorization.
Does Nevada Superior Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Yes. Nevada Superior Court requires bundling for covered papers. All motions in limine must be combined into one document, with consecutively numbered paragraphs for each motion, rather than filed separately. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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