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Mass. Super. Ct. R. 9F

Requests to amend tracking order

activein force · 2023-09-01 – presentact-effective-date

Rule 9F

All motions seeking to amend the Tracking Order to permit additional discovery must identify the following: (1) the number of times the Tracking Order has previously been enlarged in the case; (2) a brief summary of the discovery that has been conducted to date; (3) the discovery remaining to be conducted; (4) a brief summary of the nature of the claims in the case; and (5) any other information deemed relevant by the movant(s).

History

Added August 3, 2023, effective September 1, 2023

Provenance

Source
www.mass.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-17
Edition
2026-09-16
Content hash
3a6f928aab30052426ba239da873e022a1d27a326d2d17c64ce27ab145d7bdae
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