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Erie Cnty. C.P. ErieCountyLocalRulesCivilProcedure Rule 208.2(d)
MOTIONS
NON-DISPOSITIVE. CERTIFICATION OF NO CONTEST
Except as set forth in Erie L.R. 208.3(b), a motion shall be treated as a contested motion
unless it contains a certification by counsel or by an unrepresented party that the motion is
uncontested. A motion may be presented as uncontested where counsel or an unrepresented party
can certify that the opposing party has consented to the relief requested or where prior notice of
intention to present the motion and proposed order has been served in accordance with Erie L.R.
440 and the opposing party has neither indicated an intention to object nor appeared at the time of
presentation and expressed an objection.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.eriecountypa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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