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Miamisburg Municipal Court, Ohio Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.

CRITICAL

Unless the Court orders otherwise, summary judgment motions are heard without oral argument 14 days after service; opposing affidavits may be served and filed before the hearing, and absent an extension motion or request for oral argument the motion is deemed submitted on day 14.

I. SUMMARY JUDGMENT: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, Motions for Summary Judgment shall be heard on briefs and other materials authorized by Civil Rule 56 without oral argument fourteen (14) days after service of the Motion upon the opposing party. The adverse party, prior to the date of hearing, may serve and file opposing affidavits. In the absence of a Motion for an extension of time, or request for oral argument, the Motion shall be deemed submitted for the decision as of the fourteenth (14th) day.

CRITICAL

An oral hearing on a motion will be granted only if a party requests it in writing and the court deems it necessary.

There will be no oral hearings granted on said motions unless the party requests an oral hearing in writing and the court deems it necessary.

WARNING

The Court may rule immediately or grant opposing counsel 14 days to respond.

The Court may rule on said motion immediately or grant opposing counsel fourteen (14) days to respond.

Common questions about Miamisburg Municipal Court, Ohio pre-motion conference requirements

Does Miamisburg Municipal Court, Ohio require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Unless the Court orders otherwise, summary judgment motions are heard without oral argument 14 days after service; opposing affidavits may be served and filed before the hearing, and absent an extension motion or request for oral argument the motion is deemed submitted on day 14.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 8, section 4.00 CIVIL PROCEDURE — I. SUMMARY JUDGMENT

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