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York Cnty. C.P. Local Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 214

Trial List. Continuances. Praecipe for Pre Trial Conference/Trial

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(a) The civil trial terms shall be published annually in the Court Calendar which shall be made

available to the public in printed and electronic formats.

(b) A case shall be placed on the trial list for a particular term of trials by the Court

Administrator pursuant to a scheduling order issued by a judge. A case may also be placed on a trial list

by the filing of a praecipe by a party with the Prothonotary after a case has been certified by a judge as

ready for trial. The praecipe shall be in substantially the form as set forth below.

(c) A call of all cases listed for trial shall be made on the second Monday preceding the start of a

trial term. In the event that a court holiday falls on that Monday, the call of the list will be held on the

Tuesday immediately following.

(d) If a case is not answered at the call, it shall remain on the list of cases and shall be scheduled

for trial.

(e) A case continued from or not tried in a scheduled trial term will be listed for trial by the Court

Administrator in the next available trial term.

(f) Absent exceptional circumstances, a case shall not be continued after it has been called for

trial at the call of the trial list.

(g) Should a case which has been placed on a trial list settle prior to being called for trial,

Plaintiff shall notify, by correspondence, the Court Administrator and the judge who conducted the pre-trial conference, of the fact of settlement. The Court Administrator, upon receipt of such notice, shall

remove the case from the trial list.

(h) FORM OF PRAECIPES FOR PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE AND FOR TRIAL

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

Plaintiff’s Name: Case Number:

:

vs. : Type of Action

:

Defendant’s Name: :

PRAECIPE TO LIST CASE FOR [PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE / TRIAL]

TO THE PROTHONORARY:

Please list this case for [Pre-trial Conference / Trial]. A copy of this praecipe was sent to all

parties on _________________________________.

Name of Judge previously assigned other than for motions court matters:

__________________________________________________

Date Case Management Plan filed: ______________________________.

Last Date for matters to be accomplished: _________________________.

All matters listed in Case Management Plan have been completed.

Type of trial requested:  Jury  Non-jury

If this matter is to be listed for trial, the date of the pre-trial conference was

____________________________ before Judge __________________________.

Estimated length of time for trial: ____________________________ .

Date: _______________________ Submitted by _______________________

Name of Attorney

Address of Attorney

Telephone Number of Attorney

Facsimile Number of Attorney

E-mail address of Attorney

[Attach Certificate of Service with the information required by York R.C.P. 212.3(a)(2).]

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yorkcountypa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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