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Ind. Marion Cnty. Small Cl. Local Rule LR49-SC12-302

Change of Venue from the Court

activein force · 2026-10-02 – presentcompiled-edition

In addition to a Motion to Correct Venue, as provided at SCR 12 either party may move for a change

of venue from the Court, except in cases in which there is a claim between a landlord and tenant.

The Court shall grant Motions for Change of Venue upon a showing of good cause. Motions for

Change of Venue and Motions to Correct Venue shall be filed within ten (10) days of the service of

the Notice of Claim or objections to venue will be deemed waived.

Comment: More than one Court may be considered proper venue. As a result, it may be

appropriate to allow for a Motion for Change of Venue even though the Court granting the motion is

considered a proper venue for the matter.

Citation(s):

REPORT ON THE MARION COUNTY SMALL CLAIMS COURT, FINDINGS OF FACT E, p. 13 - 14.

Adopted Oct. 15, 2012, effective March 1, 2013.

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