Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Filing Bundling Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
CRITICAL
The moving party must file the motion, proposed order, and supporting brief at the same time.
The moving party shall file a motion, proposed order and supporting brief concurrently.
CRITICAL
The moving party must file the summary-judgment motion, proposed order, and supporting brief together; if the brief is missing, an opposing party may seek withdrawal by praecipe.
The moving party shall file the motion, a proposed order and a supporting brief concurrently. If a brief is not filed with the motion, the motion shall be deemed withdrawn, without prejudice, upon praecipe of an opposing party.
CRITICAL
The moving party must file the motion, proposed order, and supporting brief together; if the brief is missing, an opposing party may seek withdrawal by praecipe.
The moving party shall file the motion, proposed order and a supporting brief concurrently. If a brief is not filed with the motion, the motion shall be deemed withdrawn, without prejudice, upon praecipe of an opposing party.
CRITICAL
Briefs and memoranda must be filed separately and may not be appended to other documents.
H. Briefs and memoranda shall be filed separately and not appended to other documents.
WARNING
After the praecipe for disposition is filed, the prothonotary must forward the objections and filed briefs to chambers as a set.
The prothonotary shall then forward the preliminary objections, brief, responsive brief and reply brief (if any) to chambers for disposition.
Does Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania require motion papers to be bundled?
The moving party must file the motion, proposed order, and supporting brief at the same time.
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