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CR 4 PROCESS (a) SummonsIssuance. (1) The summons must be signed and dated by the plaintiff or the plaintiffs' attorney, and directed to the defendant requiring the defendant to defend the action

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How to fill out a summons--issuance

1. To fill out a summons-issuance, follow these steps:
2. Begin by providing your personal information, including your name, address, and contact details.
3. Next, enter the details of the person or organization you are issuing the summons to. This includes their name, address, and any additional information that will help identify them.
4. Specify the court where the summons will be filed. This typically includes the court's name, location, and any specific department or branch.
5. Clearly state the purpose of the summons. Explain why it is being issued and what action is required from the recipient.
6. Include a detailed description of the documents or evidence that should be provided in response to the summons.
7. Set a deadline for the recipient to respond. This can be a specific date or a number of days from the issuance of the summons.
8. Sign and date the summons-issuance form to make it legally valid.
9. Make copies of the summons-issuance form, keeping one for your records and providing any necessary copies to the court and other parties involved.
10. File the summons-issuance form with the appropriate court, following any specific filing procedures or requirements.
11. Keep track of all dates and deadlines related to the summons-issuance to ensure proper follow-up and compliance with legal procedures.

Who needs a summons--issuance?

1. Anyone who wishes to initiate a legal action or require someone's presence in court may need a summons issuance. This can include individuals, businesses, or organizations who are involved in a legal dispute and need to legally summon someone to court. Summonses are typically issued by lawyers, attorneys, or individuals representing themselves in legal matters.

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What is a summons--issuance?

A summons--issuance is a legal document that formally notifies an individual that they are being summoned to court.

Who is required to file a summons--issuance?

Typically, the plaintiff or the party initiating the legal action is required to file a summons--issuance.

How to fill out a summons--issuance?

To fill out a summons--issuance, include the court's name, party names, case number, type of action, and any necessary details regarding the summons.

What is the purpose of a summons--issuance?

The purpose of a summons--issuance is to officially notify the defendant of the legal action being taken against them and to compel their appearance in court.

What information must be reported on a summons--issuance?

The summons--issuance must report the names of the parties involved, the case number, the court’s address, and specific instructions regarding the defendant's required response.