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Motions. In order to bring a proposal before the House and obtain a decision on it, a motion is necessary. 4 A motion is a proposal moved by one Member in accordance with well-established rules that the House do something, order something done or express an opinion with regard to some matter. 5 A motion initiates a discussion and gives rise to the question to be decided by the House. 6 This is ...
Jonathan D Kulathungam, Theresa Cesareo, 2021 CanLIIDocs 2029
Unless the relief requested in the motion is within the exclusive jurisdiction of a judge, a motion returnable by attendance or in writing must be made to “the Court” and heard by an associate judge. Judges may refuse to hear any motion that is within the jurisdiction of an associate judge. Simplified Procedure Discovery Motions.
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- A Motion in Writing For An Assessment of Damages
- Clerk’S Orders on Consent
A motion is a process for requesting that a judge make an order. Generally, a party will make a motion to have a matter addressed before judgment, or in some circumstances after judgment or to support an enforcement process. Usually, a motion is a hearing in court before a judge. There is one type of motion that can be made “in writing.” It is call...
A motion is a process that is used to make a request to a judge for an order. You can “make a motion” to ask for an order to: 1. resolve an issue in the case 2. get direction on how to proceed in the case 3. change an order that has already been made Motions can be very helpful to the parties in a dispute. However, depending on the stage of the pro...
There is one type of motion that can be made “in writing” under the Rules. It is called a “motion in writing for an assessment of damages.” If all defendants have been noted in default and your claim is an “unliquidated” claim, then you can ask for an order from a judge for an assessment of damages. To get this order, you can either file a motion i...
Small Claims Court clerks can make orders only in the specific circumstances set out in the Rules. These orders can only be made if the written consent of all parties has been provided to the clerk. The clerk makes the order based on the Request for Clerk’s Order on Consent [Form 11.2A]filed with the court. No hearing is required. The consent form ...
The motion may be heard by a judge assigned to the case or, in certain circumstances, an associate judge. Parties may make a motion with or without supporting material or a motion record. The party who requests the motion will indicate on the notice of motion whether they want the motion to be heard: in person; in writing; by telephone
Motion or Application, being four (4) days in advance of the hearing. For clarity, responding material means the response prepared by the party who is opposing the Motion or Application. Reply material means any material which the Moving Party or Applicant wishes to file in order to address a new issue that was raised in the responding material.
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Dec 26, 2017 · Of course every judge can hear every single motion, but if the motion can be heard by a master and you bring it before a judge, the judge may refuse to hear that motion; and most likely will refuse to hear that motion because the master does have a jurisdiction, so you’re wasting the judge’s time who has other motions to attend or other matters to attend.
