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Bucks Cnty. C.P. Rule 1920.53 (d)

Bucks County local rules: Rule 1920.53 (d)

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Rule 1920.53*(d) Prepared Record in Uncontested Cases

Prior to the hearing in uncontested cases in divorce or annulment, the attorney for

the plaintiff may submit a record of testimony which shall be in writing bearing the

caption of the case and consist of the following:

(1) The plaintiff's evidence, in question and answer form, and signed by plaintiff;

(2) Any exhibits which shall have been specifically identified in the plaintiff's

evidence;

(3) The evidence of each witness, in question and answer form, and signed by the

witness, a separate writing being required for each witness;

(4) The evidence of plaintiff and that of his witness in corroboration thereof, shall

set forth all facts and incidents relied upon by plaintiff as constituting grounds for

divorce in as nearly a chronological order as possible and shall specify the dates,

times and places of the events described.

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Source: www.buckscounty.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-30
Edition: 2026-09-30
Content hash: 710e6c815db1ae735ef4d7a8e1505f2b93c4b9ef0e9f6e366f7ca55b146abc8f

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