Greene County Courts, Indiana Service and Proof of Service Rules
2 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve all parties with the pretrial notice before trial.
A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pretrial notice with the trial court and serve all the parties so that the court may consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.
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The court must send the evidence-disposition notice by mail, including e-mail, to attorneys of record and to unrepresented parties at their last known addresses; counsel and parties must keep the court informed of current addresses, and notice to the last current address is sufficient.
In all cases, the court shall provide notice, by mail (including e-mail), to all attorneys of record and to parties only if unrepresented by counsel (at the last known address), that the evidence will be destroyed by a date certain if not retrieved before that date. Counsel and parties have the duty to keep the court informed of their current addresses and notice to the last current address shall be sufficient.
What rule applies to serving all parties in Greene County Courts, Indiana?
Details: recipient: all parties. A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve all parties with the pretrial notice before trial.
What rule applies to service by mail in Greene County Courts, Indiana?
Details: method: service by mail. The court must send the evidence-disposition notice by mail, including e-mail, to attorneys of record and to unrepresented parties at their last known addresses; counsel and parties must keep the court informed of current addresses, and notice to the last current address is sufficient.
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