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Cecil Cnty. Cir. Ct. Civil DCM Plan 7.4

Twenty-Five Day Postponement Plan

activein force · 2017-06-23 – presentact-effective-date

On motion of any party for a postponement filed within 25 days of the scheduled hearing and/or

trial, such motion shall fully comply with all requirements for requesting a postponement outlined

herein. Upon receipt such motion shall immediately be forwarded to the Assignment Office for

verification of the proposed alternative date(s) submitted by counsel. Once the alternative date(s)

has/have been verified, the Assignment Office will forward the request to the appropriate judge

for consideration and ruling. Opposing Counsel is encouraged to file an immediate response to

the request for postponement. The Court may grant or deny such request, with or without a

hearing, as justice may require.

If a postponement is granted, all other provisions of the Scheduling Order shall remain in

effect.

8. Sanctions.

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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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