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Ind. Marion Cnty. Mass Tort Local Rule LR49-TR41 Rule 609
Plaintiffs’ Dismissals
A. Dismissal of Defendants. When plaintiff has resolved the claims with all the defendants
named or no longer wishes to pursue claims against the remaining defendants, plaintiff shall file,
“Plaintiff’s Motion to Dismiss Remaining Defendants,” together with a proposed order dismissing
with or without prejudice all remaining defendants who have not settled for consideration. The filing
of this motion does not divest this Court of jurisdiction with regard to enforcement of settlements or
other agreements. After an order dismissing all defendants has been entered, the Court may
administratively designate the case as closed. For cases dismissed without prejudice, defendants may
file motions for entry of final judgment.
B. Final Dismissal. When the plaintiff has filed the final signed Stipulation of Dismissal and
there remains no further need for enforcement jurisdiction, the plaintiff shall file a “Notice of Final
Dismissal of Pending Claims.” The filing of this Notice closes the case statistically.
Provenance
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-53-marion-local-rules-2026-10-02
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