Licking County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Filing Timing and Cure Windows
64 rules from official source documents
Rules 51 to 64, page 2 of 2
Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.
Filing deadlines
CRITICALCivil cases
Interested persons must complete and file the attached form with the clerk within fourteen days.
If you are interested in providing any information regarding this petition, please complete the attached form and file with the undersigned clerk of courts within fourteen days.
CRITICAL
which shall be filed forthwith following notification of the assignment of the case in this Court.
which shall be filed forthwith following notification of the assignment of the case in this Court.
CRITICALCivil cases
In an administrative appeal, the appellant may file a reply brief 14 days after service of the appellee’s answer brief, but no later than 3 days before argument.
iii. Appellant may file a reply brief due 14 days after service of appellee’s answer brief, but no later than 3 days before argument;
CRITICAL
The attorney of record must file the written opinion by the date the first account would normally be filed.
the auorney of record s!iall file not later than the date the first account wo11ld nollllally be filed
CRITICAL
The statutory time for filing an account must be followed.
The siatutocy •tune fe>r tile filing of an 3';l:OUnt ~!be adhered to
CRITICAL
The pleading may be filed with opposing counsel’s written consent attached only before the two-day-before-trial cutoff, and filing it does not continue a case assigned for trial.
court prior to two days before the date set for trial, with the written consent of opposing counsel attached to such pleading, but if the case has been assigned for trial, there shall be no continuance by reason thereof.
CRITICAL
The recipient of an entry must approve or reject it within five days after receipt.
shall approve or reject the same within five (5) days after the receipt thereof.
WARNING
If counsel cannot agree on an entry or fail to submit one within ten days after the order, decree, or judgment, the trial judge may, after reasonable notice, prepare an entry, dismiss the case, or make another appropriate disposition.
If counsel is unable to agree upon an entry or fail to submit an entry within ten (10) days following such order, decree or judgment, the trial judge, after reasonable notice to the parties, may prepare and enter an entry, dismiss the case, or make such other disposition as he deems appropriate.
WARNINGCivil cases
- Deadline
- 2 working days
To avoid the specified jury-related costs when a case settles or is dismissed before or during trial, the Clerk must be notified at least two working days before trial.
In all civil cases where a jury trial has been demanded, the party to the action making the demand shall be assessed the costs of the jury panel appearing for the trial as well as any court reporter costs in excess of those charged as costs in the case and any other costs thereby incurred and not chargeable in the case if said case is settled prior to or during trial, unless the Clerk of this Court is notified not less than two (2) working days in advance of the trial date of the settlement or dismissal of the case.
WARNINGCivil cases
After an answer is filed, a dispositive-motion or summary-judgment-motion deadline must be set within 28 days.
If an answer is filed, set dispositive motion or summary judgment motion deadline within 28 days.
WARNING
Procedure. On¢ proper retulllS are obtai®d, !hey should be filed with the Court, along with the original notice of hearing, on or before the date scb;eiluled !qr the hearing,
Procedure. On¢ proper retulllS are obtai®d, !hey should be filed with the Court, along with the original notice of hearing, on or before the date scb;eiluled !qr the hearing,
WARNING
Counsel for the opposing party has seven days to object to the Court.
Cou!)Scl fo{thc oppPSing pll!ly shall have seven days 10 obj~-c1 10 the Court.
WARNING
Once proper returns are obtaine(I, (hey should be fil~ with !he court, along with the original na'tice of hearing, on or before the date scheduled for the hearing.
Once proper returns are obtaine(I, (hey should be fil~ with !he court, along with the original na'tice of hearing, on or before the date scheduled for the hearing.
WARNING
If approval or rejection is not communicated, the preparing counsel may present the entry to the trial court for signature and filing after five days, without approval.
If approval or rejection of an entry is not communicated to the counsel preparing the entry, such counsel may after the passage of the five (5) day period forthwith present an entry to the trial court for signature and filing without such approval.
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