Noble County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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The Clerk of Courts must refuse to receive for filing a pleading that fails to comply with paragraphs 21.03 and 21.04.

The Clerk of Courts shall refuse to receive for filing any pleading which falls to comply with paragraphs 21.03 and 21.04.

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Time must be computed as provided in Civil Rule 6.

Time shall be computed as set forth in Civil Rule 6.

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An objection to an arbitrator must be made by motion filed within seven days after the notice of assignment is filed.

4. Objections to an Arbitrator shall be by motion filed within seven (7) days of the filing of the notice of assignment and shall be heard by the Court.

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The plaintiff must learn the Sheriff's action on the partition writ and, within ten days after its return, file a motion concerning approval of the valuation and cause notice of a hearing to be given to counsel and unrepresented parties, including publication-served parties whose addresses are known.

It shall be the responsibility of Plaintiff to become informed of the Sheriff's action relative to the Writ of Partition and within ten days of the return of said writ to file a Motion concerning the approval of the valuation contained in said writ and to cause notice of a hearing of the Motion to be given to counsel and to partles having no counsel, including parties served by publication for whom addresses have been obtained.

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Deadline

3 business days

A pre-sentence investigation report must be submitted to the Court at least three business days before sentencing.

The pre-sentence investigation report shall be submitted to the Court at least three (3) business days prior to the sentencing date.

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Pretrial motions, including motions in limine, must be made by the earlier of 35 days after arraignment or 7 days before trial, subject to the cited exceptions.

(4). Motion. All pretrial motions, including motions in limine, shall, pursuant to Crim. R. 12(C) and, except as provided in Crim. R. 7(E) and 16(F), be made within thirty- five (35) days after arraignment or seven (7) days before trial, whichever is earlier.

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The arbitrator nominations must be submitted to the Judge within four months from the date the action was filed.

1. The name of the two (2) members of the panel to be appointed by the plaintiff and Defendant, respectively, plus two (2) alternates shall be submitted to the Judge within four (4) months from the date the action was filed.

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Applies to

Reply brief

A reply brief must be filed within 5 days after the appellee's brief is filed.

any reply brief shall be filed within five (5) days after the filing of the Appellee's brief.

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The arbitrators must file their findings and award with the Court within 21 days after the hearing; the Court must forward copies to the parties or counsel the same day, and the original must be sealed in an envelope and filed with the Clerk.

Deliberations of the Arbitrators shall commence immediately after conclusion of the hearing and the Arbitrators shall reach a decision and file their findings and award, if any, within twenty-one (21) days with the Court, which on the same day shall mall or otherwise forward coples thereof to all parties to the arbitration or their counsel, seal the original in an envelope and file it with the Clerk of Courts.

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Counsel requesting a hearing date in a pleading must obtain it from the Assignment Commissioner before filing the pleading.

If counsel requests a hearing date to be incorporated in a pleading, counsel shall obtain the hearing date from the Assignment Commissloner, prior to the pleading being filed in the office of the Clerk of Court.

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Untimely filing of the listed appeal materials may result in dismissal for want of prosecution or another disposition at the Judge's discretion; the source text ends mid-sentence.

Failure of an Appellant to file his bill of exceptions, assignments of error, brief or demand for a transcript of the record within the time required shall be cause for dismissal of the appeal for want of prosecution or other disposition of the case at the discretion of the Judge and consistent

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When an agency demand or request is a prerequisite to preparing the transcript, the appellant must file it with the agency when filing the notice of appeal, unless law or Supreme Court Rule provides otherwise.

In all cases in which demand of request to the agency by the Appellant is a pre-requisite to the preparation of filing of the transcript of the record by the agency such demand or request shall be filed by the Appellant with the agency at the time of filing the notice of appeal, unless otherwise provided by law, or Rule of Supreme Court.

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If any party timely rejects the arbitrators’ award, the pleadings must be amended and filed with the Clerk within 15 days after the rejection.

If the award of the Arbitrators is timely rejected by any party, the pleadings shall be amended and filed with the Clerk of Courts • within fifteen (15) days following said rejection pursuant to Section 2711.21, ORC.

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An opposition to the appraised value must be filed at least three days before the hearing.

Any opposition to the appraised value as disclosed in Plaintiff's notice shall be by a writing stating the grounds thereof and filed at least three days before the date set for hearing and served on all parties and counsel as set forth above.

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A party electing to purchase the property at the appraised value must file the written election with the Court three days before the hearing.

the right of each party to elect to purchase the real estate at the appraised value in writing filed with the Court three days before the date set for hearing

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Applies to

Appellee brief

The appellee must file a brief within 10 days after the appellant's brief is filed.

the Appellee shall file his brief within ten (10) days after the filing of the brief of Appellant

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Filings with deadlines set by statute or Supreme Court Rule must be filed within those times, unless the Court grants a written extension after notice to opposing counsel or the party.

Where the time for filing bills of exceptions, assignments of errors, and briefs are fixed by statute or by Rule of Supreme Court, they shall be filed within such time or extension thereof as may be granted in writing by the Court after notice to opposing counsel or party.

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Chairman nominations must be filed and a copy forwarded to the Court within the ten days before the pre-trial conference.

These nominations must be filed and a copy forwarded to the Court within ten (10) days prior to the pre-trial conference.

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Any statement for compensation for services rendered must be filed with the Clerk within two weeks after the joint motion is filed.

setting forth instructions to the Chairman and Arbitrators to submit a statement for compensation for services rendered, if any, to be filed with the Clerk of this Court, within two (2) weeks of the filing of the motion

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Requested jury instructions must be submitted by the close of evidence, unless the Court directs an earlier deadline.

However, in no event shall a party fail to submit requested instructions in writing any later than the close of the evidence at trial or at such earlier time during the trial as the Court may direct.

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Attorneys must file a pretrial statement and serve it on all other attorneys at least two days before the formal pretrial conference.

(2) All attorneys shall file with the Court and serve upon all other attorneys appearing In the action, not less than two (2) days prior to the date of the formal pretrial conference, a Pretrial statement:

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Each attorney representing a party in a case with a firm trial date must file a trial brief for the Court's personal use at least seven days before trial.

When a case has been given a firm trial date, each attorney representing a party thereto shall file with the Court, for the Court's personal use, a trial brief, no less than seven (7) days before the trial, with contents as required below.

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The prevailing attorney must prepare and submit the entry within seven days, and adverse counsel must approve or reject it within seven days after receipt.

20.01 The Attorney in whose favor the decision was made shall within seven days prepare the proper Entry and submit it to counsel for the adverse party who shall approve or reject the same within seven days after the recept thereof.

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The panel chair must file the written report and award with the Court and Clerk within 30 days after the hearing and mail or otherwise forward copies to the parties or counsel that same day.

Within thirty (30) days after the hearing, the Chairman of the panel shall file a written report and award with the Court and the Clerk of Courts and on the same day shall mall or otherwise forward coples thereof to all partles or their counsel.

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Applies to

Appellant brief

When no statute or Supreme Court Rule sets the filing time, the appellant must file a brief within 20 days after the transcript of the record is filed.

Where the time for filing is not fixed by statute or rule of the Supreme Court, the Appellant shall file a brief within twenty (20) days after the filing of the transcript of the record;

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A party requesting separate findings must submit its proposed findings and conclusions within five days after receiving notice of the Court's decision.

within five (5) days after receipt of notice of the Court's decision

WARNING

The Court prefers jury-instruction requests to be submitted in writing at least seven days before trial.

The Court prefers requess for Instructions submitted in writing and at least seven (7) days prior to trial.

WARNING

After the deadline for the last brief expires, the case is considered submitted on the briefs unless oral argument is requested in writing and granted by the Court or is required by law.

Upon expiration of the time for filing the last brlef, the case will be considered as submitted upon the briefs unless oral argument is requested in writing and granted by the Court or is required • by law.