St. Louis County Circuit 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 St. Louis County Circuit Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Summary judgment motions under Rule 74.04 RSMo must be filed as a single package containing the motion, statement of uncontroverted facts, supporting memorandum, response in opposition with statement of uncontroverted facts, reply, and any permitted sur-replies, by the court-set deadline.
Any Motions for Summary Judgment filed pursuant to 74.04 RSMo shall be filed in a packagecontaining the Motion; Statement of Uncontroverted Facts; Memorandum in Support of the Motion; Response in Opposition to the Motion and Statement of Uncontroverted Facts; the Reply in Support of the Motion; and anySur-Replies permitted by 74.04(c) RSMo no later than
All summary judgment filings under 74.04 RSMo must be filed together in a single package.
Any Motions for Summary Judgment filed pursuant to 74.04 RSMo shall be filed in a package containing the Motion; Statement of Uncontroverted Facts; Memorandum in Support of the Motion; Response in Opposition to the Motion and Statement of Uncontroverted Facts; the Reply in Support of the Motion; and any Sur-Replies permitted by 74.04(c) RSMo
In cross-motion summary judgment cases, counsel for the party who first filed a motion for summary judgment must prepare and deliver the courtesy copy binder.
In cases involving cross-motions for summary judgment, it shall be the responsibility of counsel for the party first filing a motion for summary judgment to prepare and deliver the binder.
Does St. Louis County Circuit Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Yes. St. Louis County Circuit Court requires bundling for covered papers. All summary judgment filings under 74.04 RSMo must be filed together in a single package.
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