Montgomery 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.
- Service
- Personal service to opposing party
A continuance motion and accompanying materials must be served in person on opposing counsel or the opposing party, unless they have acquiesced or agreed to the motion.
Such motion and any accompanying affidavits or documents shall be served upon opposing counsel or the opposing party in person unless there is a showing that opposing counsel or the party has acquiesced or agreed to the motion to continue.
After a special judge qualifies, counsel or the litigant must mail or deliver a copy of each filed pleading or paper to that judge's office.
A copy of each pleading or each paper filed with the Court after a special judge has qualified shall be mailed or delivered to the office of that special judge by the counsel or litigant with service indicated on the certificate of service.
What rule applies to personal service for the opposing party in Montgomery County Courts, Indiana?
Details: method: personal service, recipient: the opposing party. A continuance motion and accompanying materials must be served in person on opposing counsel or the opposing party, unless they have acquiesced or agreed to the motion.
What rule applies to serving the court in Montgomery County Courts, Indiana?
Details: recipient: the court. After a special judge qualifies, counsel or the litigant must mail or deliver a copy of each filed pleading or paper to that judge's office.
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