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Centre Cnty. C.P. Local Civil Rules Local Rule 208.3(a)
MOTIONS PROCEDURE
(1) Except for motions made orally during a trial or hearing, all motions shall be in writing.
All motions shall include a scheduling Order which will be completed by the Judge
assigned to that motion, as well as a proposed Order specifying the relief sought by the
moving party.
(2) All motions shall be filed with the Prot honotary’s Office, which will then forward the
motion to the Court Administrator’s Office. The Court Administrator’s Office will
assign the motion to a Judge for disposition. The assigned Judge will then issue an Order
setting forth a briefing schedule and a date for argument, if any. The Prothonotary’s
Office will notify all counsel of record and/or unrepresented parties of the scheduling. In
the event that either or both parties wish to submit the matter on briefs without oral
argument, they shall communicate that wish to the Court, in writing, prior to the
Argument day. Failure to file a brief in a timely manner without written leave of the
Court may result in the Court determining the issues raised in the motions to be
uncontroverted.
(3) Emergency motions shall be governed by the procedure set forth above. It is the duty of
the moving party to bring to the attention of the Prothonotary and the Court
Administrator’s Office the emergency nature of the motion.
Provenance
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- www.centrecountypa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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