Lake Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
A courtesy paper copy of an electronic filing for a motion for summary judgment, summary adjudication, or Anti-SLAPP motion must be delivered to the court within 7 court days.
A paper (courtesy) copy of an electronic filing is required to be delivered to the court, within 7 court days of the electronic filing, as follows: In the case of any motion for summary judgment or summary adjudication, or Anti-SLAPP motion.
A courtesy paper copy must be delivered to the court within 7 court days for a petition, motion, or special proceeding whose submitted papers total more than 50 pages, including the listed materials.
A paper (courtesy) copy of an electronic filing is required to be delivered to the court, within 7 court days of the electronic filing, as follows: In the case of any petition, motion or special proceeding where the total number of pages, including all papers submitted in the form of notice, memorandum, declarations, exhibits, requests for judicial notice, separate statements, and briefs exceeds 50 pages; and,
Are courtesy copies required in Lake Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for summary adjudication and anti slapp. Details: delivery within 7 court days. A courtesy paper copy of an electronic filing for a motion for summary judgment, summary adjudication, or Anti-SLAPP motion must be delivered to the court within 7 court days.
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