You need to file and serve this pursuant to ccp 1005 All papers opposing a motion must be filed with the court and served on all other parties at least nine court days before the hearing date, and reply papers must be filed with the court and served on the other parties at least five court days before the hearing date (see california code of civil. What is considered fully briefed Where does that process start Is the complaint considered a motion and the motion to dismiss is then a response to it? D.c.colo.lcivr 7.1 (d) does say the moving party may file a reply within 14 days after the date of service of the response, or such lesser or greater time as the court may allow. the magistrate's clerk wrote the following
There is a mandatory 21 day delay on motions filed The rules of the court state that the other party has 21 days to respond to your motion and then you have 7 days from. However, the default rule (or general rule or most common rule) Oral arguments in court are likley the same. I just got a reply to my cross motion by email from his lawyer It's 8 days before our court date
It's filled with lies and i have proof but only 8 days before court It was a reply to a cross motion i guess this could go back and forth every day. I was told the reply of defendant to the opposition to their demurrer is due 5 court days before the demurrer hearing What usually is the expected reply What if th e reply is not filed the 5 court days before the hearing, what is next steps?thank you. Your reply brief does not necessarily need to address every single issue raised by a party in its opposition
However, if the court agrees with the opposing party's arguments, and you haven't refuted all of them in your written reply, you will have missed your best opportunity to refute them While you might be able to make an oral argument at the hearing, by the time you get to that stage. However, if there is a brand new affidavit submitted on reply it should either (1) not be considered by the court in support of motion Your option is to file a merits reply If the delay caused you prejudice, so that your opposition is late, your reply should include a declaration to that effect so that the court will consider your reply
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