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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-TR7-204
Motions
204.1. Scheduling Motions for Hearings
Except for motions to correct error, or motions not likely to require a hearing, all motions shall be
scheduled for hearing as directed by each Judicial Officer. It shall be the responsibility of the moving
party or counsel for the moving party to secure the date and time of the hearing from the Clerk or Court
personnel who maintain the calendar for each Judicial Officer. It shall also be the responsibility of the
moving party or counsel for the moving party to coordinate the hearing date with all opposing counsel or
unrepresented parties.
204.2. Motions to Correct Error
It is within the sound discretion of the assigned Judicial Officer whether a hearing shall be held on a
motion to correct error; however, any party may request a hearing upon a motion to correct error by filing
a written request by separate motion at any time before the Court has ruled upon such Motion.
204.3. Oral Arguments on Motions and Other Pleadings
Unless otherwise required by these rules or any other rules of Court issued by the Indiana Supreme Court,
it is within the sound discretion of the assigned Judicial Officer whether to allow oral argument; however,
any party may file a request for oral argument by filing a written request by separate motion
contemporaneously or at any time before the Court has ruled upon the motion or pleadings to be argued.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-21-elkhart-local-rules-2026-01-01
- Content hash
75d5b268885448d217868c46e76f39fb53732cc3df1f750f4940575db46446c3
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