Blaine County District Court, Montana Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
A faxed filing must be legible, show all necessary signatures, and not cause the Court to incur telephone or fax charges.
The telefaxed document will not be accepted unless it is completely legible, shows all necessary signatures and does not result in reversal of telephone or telefax charges to be incurred by the Court.
WARNING
To provide impartial copies for submission to the jury, parties must be prepared to offer an unbound copy of approved jury instructions absent of citation of authority, offered party and consecutive numbering required under Rules 7(b) & (c), UDCR.
To provide impartial copies for submission to the jury, parties must be prepared to offer an unbound copy of approved jury instructions absent of citation of authority, offered party and consecutive numbering required under Rules 7(b) & (c), UDCR.
WARNING
Counsel shall make reasonable effort to pre-label all exhibits to be used at a trial. In marking trial exhibits, plaintiff shall use letters and defendants shall use numbers. Multiple defendants should use a different initial before numbering of each exhibit. (Eg., Defendant Robin would use R-1, R-2, etc.).
Counsel shall make reasonable effort to pre-label all exhibits to be used at a trial. In marking trial exhibits, plaintiff shall use letters and defendants shall use numbers. Multiple defendants should use a different initial before numbering of each exhibit. (Eg., Defendant Robin would use R-1, R-2, etc.).
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