Newton County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules
1 rule from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Pleading
Pleadings generally may not be submitted by fax except in an emergency; any faxed pleading remains subject to disposition, must comply with Administrative Rule 12, and requires immediate delivery of the original and appropriate copies.
2.4. Absent an emergency, the Court will not accept pleadings by fax. A pleading accepted by fax will not be automatically granted and it is the responsibility of the proponent to check the disposition of the pleading. The parties sending a fax to the Court must do so in accordance with Administrative Rule 12 of the Supreme Court. In addition, a party submitting a pleading by fax must immediately forward to the Court the original and an appropriate number of copies to be file marked pursuant to Administrative Rule 12.
Is electronic filing required in Newton County Courts, Indiana?
Pleadings generally may not be submitted by fax except in an emergency; any faxed pleading remains subject to disposition, must comply with Administrative Rule 12, and requires immediate delivery of the original and appropriate copies.
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