Just checked PACER and there it was, my Notice!
Thank god I looked, as I have to request the date off from work, it's a few days before Xmas and it's a morning hearing....Here's the jist of it:
Conduct of Hearing. The court will not permit the introduction of testimony or documentary evidcence at the preliminary hearing. However, the court will consider as part of the record affidavits that are offered without objection, uncontradicted proffers of evidence made by counsel, and judicial and evidentiary admissions made by the parties in open court or in the papers and schedules filed with the court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the parties that at the preliminary hearing, the court on its own motion mahy grant summary judgment in favor of the movant or respondent as to all or part of the relief requested, if there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and some or all of the relief requested should be granted or denied as a matter of law.
Ok...so, what does this mean really? Can I bring any documentation at this point to support the non-worth of the vehicle? Do I get to make any explanation as to why the lien is on the title?....what exactly is going to happen?
Thank god I looked, as I have to request the date off from work, it's a few days before Xmas and it's a morning hearing....Here's the jist of it:
Conduct of Hearing. The court will not permit the introduction of testimony or documentary evidcence at the preliminary hearing. However, the court will consider as part of the record affidavits that are offered without objection, uncontradicted proffers of evidence made by counsel, and judicial and evidentiary admissions made by the parties in open court or in the papers and schedules filed with the court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the parties that at the preliminary hearing, the court on its own motion mahy grant summary judgment in favor of the movant or respondent as to all or part of the relief requested, if there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and some or all of the relief requested should be granted or denied as a matter of law.
Ok...so, what does this mean really? Can I bring any documentation at this point to support the non-worth of the vehicle? Do I get to make any explanation as to why the lien is on the title?....what exactly is going to happen?
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