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Ind. Marion Cnty. Small Cl. Local Rule LR49-SC00-402
Notice of Litigant’s Rights
At the beginning of each session, the Court shall notify litigants of their rights as described in the
Notice of Claim including but not limited to the following:
A. Litigants are encouraged to settle their disputes;
B. Litigants are also free to refuse to speak or provide information to the opposing party
or its attorney;
C. At the initial hearing, the Court will consider Motions to Continue the trial;
D. When the session resumes, a litigant may speak with the Judge in open Court;
E. If no Motions to Continue the trial are made, the case will be tried during the session,
unless the Court’s docket is congested, in which case the matter will be continued to a
later date.
The above information will be included in a video provided by the Circuit Court which may be used
instead of an oral notification. The video shall be subtitled in Spanish.
Citation(s):
REPORT ON THE MARION COUNTY SMALL CLAIMS COURT, FINDINGS OF FACT C(34), p.11; C(40), p.
12; C(43), p. 12; D(44), p. 12; D(49), p. 13; D(53), p. 13.
REPORT ON THE MARION COUNTY SMALL CLAIMS COURT, PART C COMPLEMENTARY REFORM 2(b), p.
27; 3(a), p. 28.
REPORT #1 ON LANDLORD-TENANT COURT PROCEEDINGS IN INDIANA III(B), p. 17; III(C), p. 18.
Adopted Oct. 15, 2012, effective March 1, 2013.
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- 2026-10-02
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