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This document is a motion submitted to the Supreme Court of Illinois by the Council On State Taxation and the Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois for leave to file an amicus curiae brief in support of Marathon Petroleum Company. The motion discusses the implications of the appellate court\'s decision regarding the Cook County Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Tax and emphasizes the importance of clear and fair tax legislation.

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How to fill out motion for leave to

1. Obtain the correct form for a motion for leave to from your local court's website or clerk's office.
2. Read the instructions provided with the form carefully to ensure you understand the requirements.
3. Fill out the form completely, providing all requested information such as case number, parties involved, and the specific request for leave.
4. Attach any necessary documents that support your motion, such as affidavits or evidence.
5. Review the completed motion to ensure accuracy and completeness.
6. File the motion with the court by submitting it either online or in person, as per the court's requirements.
7. Serve a copy of the motion to all other parties involved in the case, ensuring you follow the correct procedure for service.

Who needs motion for leave to?

1. Individuals or parties involved in a legal proceeding seeking permission from the court to take a specific action or submit certain documents not typically allowed.
2. Lawyers representing clients who require the court's approval for procedural matters or exceptions to rules.
3. Any applicant needing to request a deviation from standard court procedures in their ongoing case.

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What is motion for leave to?

A motion for leave to is a formal request made to a court for permission to do something that is not permitted by the usual rules or procedures, such as filing a late notice or adding new evidence.

Who is required to file motion for leave to?

Typically, any party in a legal case who seeks to depart from established procedures, such as late filings or amendments to pleadings, is required to file a motion for leave to.

How to fill out motion for leave to?

To fill out a motion for leave to, you must complete the form with the required information, including the case number, title of the motion, a clear explanation of what you are seeking permission for, supporting facts, and any applicable legal authority.

What is the purpose of motion for leave to?

The purpose of a motion for leave to is to seek the court's permission to take a specific action that is not normally allowed under the rules, ensuring that the court is informed and has the opportunity to grant or deny the request.

What information must be reported on motion for leave to?

Information that must be reported includes the case information, a description of the relief requested, the grounds for the request, and any supporting evidence or legal arguments that justify the need for permission.