Indiana § 33-29-6-2 Transfers from circuit court to superior court; grounds

Indiana Statutes

§ 33-29-6-2 — Transfers from circuit court to superior court; grounds

Indiana·Art. 29 SUPERIOR COURTS·Ch. 6 Transfer of Action to Circuit Court

In all counties with circuit and superior courts, the judge of the circuit court may, with the consent of the judge of the superior court, transfer any action, cause, or proceedings filed and docketed in the circuit court to the superior court by transferring all original papers and instruments filed in the action, cause, or proceeding without further transcript to be redocketed and disposed of as if originally filed with the superior court, provided the action, cause, or proceeding could have been originally filed and docketed in the superior court, in any of the following instances:

(1)Whenever more cases are filed in the circuit court during any year than can be disposed of with expedition.

(2)In all other cases where, in the opinion of the circuit court judge, an early disposition of

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In all counties with circuit and superior courts,
the judge of the circuit court may, with the consent of the judge of the
superior court, transfer any action, cause, or proceedings filed and
docketed in the circuit court to the superior court by transferring all
original papers and instruments filed in the action, cause, or proceeding
without further transcript to be redocketed and disposed of as if
originally filed with the superior court, provided the action, cause, or
proceeding could have been originally filed and docketed in the
superior court, in any of the following instances:
(1) Whenever more cases are filed in the circuit court during any
year than can be disposed of with expedition.
(2) In all other cases where, in the opinion of the circuit court
judge, an early disposition of the case is required.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-5-4-2.]

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