Ind. Allen Cnty. Civ. Local Rule LR02-TR86-10

A. Matters in which Proposed Orders are Required. Prior to entry by the Court

of orders granting motions, the moving party shall, unless the Court directs

otherwise, furnish the Court with proposed orders in the following matters:

(1) enlargement of time

(2) continuance

(3) default judgment

(4) compel discovery

(5) dismissal

(6) appointment of receiver

(7) appointment of guardian

(8) appointment of personal representative

(9) immediate possession of real estate

(10) immediate possession of personal property

(11) petition for certification of interlocutory appeals

(12) staying further proceedings by reason of bankruptcy, appeal, or other

grounds

(13) request for hearing

(14) extensions of dispositive motion filing deadlines and resetting the

dispositive motion hearing and other hearings (See A.C. Local Civil Rules

8(H) and Appendix G(1) and (2).)

(15) attorney’s withdrawal of appearance

(16) other orders, judgments, or decrees as the Court may direct.

This local rule does not apply to judgments on general verdicts of the jury or

upon a decision announced by the Court. Failure to comply with this local rule

may result in the motion being summarily denied.

B. Form. All proposed orders shall:

(1) be a document that is separate and apart from the motion;

(2) contain all relevant detail of the relief granted by the order (a single

statement, such as “Motion granted” is not sufficient in detail);

(3) contain the proper caption of the case;

(4) contain page numbers that appear in the bottom of the page, and must be

formatted to indicate each page number in relation to the total of the pages in

the document (e.g., “Page 1 of 14”, “1 of 14”, “p.1/14”, “p.1 of 14”);

(5) at the right margin contain a line for the signature of the judge on the last

page of the proposed order under which shall be typed “Judge, Allen Superior

Court” or “Magistrate, Allen Superior Court”, or “Judge, Allen Circuit Court”,

whichever is applicable (it is also preferred that this line include the

judge’s/magistrate’s name);

(6) at the left margin of the judge’s signature line, contain a date line, stating the

following: “Date: ”; and,.

(7) provide approximately two inches of blank space provided between the last

typed paragraph of the proposed order and the date and signaturelines.

C. Proposed Orders on Motions for Summary Judgment. Proposed orders on

motions for summary judgment, when appropriate, may contain the following

language permitted in T.R. 56 (C): “there is no just reason for delay and the

Court expressly directs entry of final judgment as to less than all the issues,

claims or parties.”

Adopted as Superior Civil Rule 10, September 8, 2000, effective November 1, 2000.

Renumbered as Superior and Circuit Civil Rule TR00-1, and amended effective

December 7, 2006. Amended October 3, 2008, effective January 1, 2009. Amended

and renumbered as Superior and Circuit Civil Rule TR00-10 effective January 1, 2015.

Amended in 2018, renumbered as Local Civil Rule LR02-TR86-10, and effective

December 1, 2018.