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Ind. Allen Cnty. Small Cl. Local Rule LR02-SC5-207

Counterclaims Outside Small Claims Court Jurisdiction

activein force · 2016-02-01 – presentcompiled-edition

(A) Counterclaims in Excess of the Court’s Monetary Jurisdiction. A

defendant who has a counterclaim in excess of the monetary jurisdiction of

the Small Claims Court and does not wish to waive the excess amount of

the counterclaim, must file the counterclaim in a timely fashion as a separate

case on the plenary docket of the Allen Superior Court Civil Division, or in

any other Court of competent jurisdiction. Either party may then file a motion

for consolidation pursuant to Ind. Trial Rule 21(B) and Allen County Local

Civil Rule LR02-TR42-25 in both pending cases.

(B) Counterclaims Outside the Court’s Subject Matter Jurisdiction. A

defendant who has a counterclaim outside the subject matter jurisdiction of

the Small Claims Court must file the counterclaim in a timely fashion as a

separate action on the plenary docket of the Allen Superior Court Civil

Division, or in any other Court of competent jurisdiction. Either party may

then file a motion for consolidation pursuant to Ind. Trial Rule 21(B) and

Allen County Local Civil Rule LR02-TR42-25 in both pending cases.

Adopted effective Jan. 1, 1988; Amended effective June 1, 2020.

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