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D.N.J. L. Civ. R. 42.1

Consolidation of Cases

activein force · 1998-03-03 – presentact-effective-date

A motion to consolidate two or more civil cases pending upon the docket of the Court shall be filed in

the cases bearing the earliest docket number. That motion shall be adjudicated by the Judge to whom that case

is assigned. A copy of the moving papers shall be served upon all parties in each case to which the

consolidation motion applies. For each such case other than that in which the motion for consolidation is filed,

counsel for the moving party shall submit to the Clerk for docketing a copy of the cover letter accompanying the

filing of the motion.

History

Amended: March 3, 1998

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2026-09-18
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