MS · rules
UCCR 1.09
NOTIFICATION OF RELEVANT PENDING CASES AND REASSIGNMENT
(A) When counsel in a cause is aware of a case pending in this court or another court of
this or any other state or federal jurisdiction that likely may affect the subject matter or
jurisdiction of the cause pending in the chancery court, such counsel shall immediately
notify the chancery court by written notice docketed for such other cause.
(B) When a case has been filed and assigned to a chancellor, any subsequent filing
involving the same subject matter shall be assigned to that same chancellor. When a
chancellor becomes aware that there is a prior proceeding involving the same subject
matter, the chancellor shall direct that the clerk reassign the later-filed case to the
chancellor in the earlier proceeding.
Provenance
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- courts.ms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
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