Campbell Municipal Court, Ohio Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
CRITICAL
Opposing counsel must respond in the same manner within 14 days; the motion is then submitted unless the assigned Judge extends the time.
Opposing counsel shall answer in like manner within fourteen (14) days thereafter. All motions will be considered submitted at the end of said fourteen (14) day period unless time is extended by the Judge that has been assigned that case.
CRITICAL
Unless the assigned Judge designates otherwise, motions are heard on the trial date, and trial on the issues follows the ruling unless the motion disposes of the case.
(E) Unless otherwise designated by the Judge to whom the case has been assigned, all motions filed in Forcible Entry and Detainer cases shall be heard on the date set forth for trial. Unless the motion disposes of the case, a trial on the issues shall be had, after ruling on the motion.
WARNING
An oral hearing on a motion may be granted only if a party requests it in writing and the assigned court deems it necessary.
There will be no oral hearings granted in said motions unless either party requests an oral hearing in writing and the assigned court deems it necessary.
Does Campbell Municipal Court, Ohio require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Opposing counsel must respond in the same manner within 14 days; the motion is then submitted unless the assigned Judge extends the time.
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