Moore County Court at Law Service and Proof of Service Rules
5 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
CRITICAL
A witness subpoena may be served by email or any other means calculated to provide notice, and the serving party must provide and file proof of service with the court clerk.
Service of a witness subpoena may be accomplished by email or any other means calculated to provide notice of service. Proof of service of the subpoena will be provided by the party serving the subpoena and filed with the court clerk.
CRITICAL
A copy of the setting request must be sent to opposing counsel and the clerk where the case is filed.
All requests for setting must contain an estimate of the length of time required to conduct the trial or hearing with a copy of same sent to opposing counsel and the Clerk the case is filed in.
CRITICAL
Before the hearing, each party must provide the Court and opposing counsel with any evidence it wants the Court to review in support of its position.
Prior to the hearing, the parties will provide the Court and opposing counsel any evidence they wish for the Court to review in support of their respective positions.
WARNING
Copies of the letter of representation should be sent to the County Attorney and the Clerk by which the case is filed.
Copies of the letter of representation should be sent to the County Attorney and the Clerk by which the case is filed.
WARNING
A bail bondsman should also serve the County Attorney with any correspondence sent to the Court.
Bail Bondsman: Any correspondence sent to the Court should also be served on the County Attorney.
What service or proof of service rules apply in Moore County Court at Law?
Proof of service is required for the covered service rule. A witness subpoena may be served by email or any other means calculated to provide notice, and the serving party must provide and file proof of service with the court clerk.
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What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Moore County Court at Law?
Details: recipient: the opposing party. A copy of the setting request must be sent to opposing counsel and the clerk where the case is filed.
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