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C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure
Section 224
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224. The motion must set out the grounds of improbation and is served on all parties and on the public officer who is in possession of the original of the document. The motion must be accompanied by an affidavit and a notice of presentation indicating the date on which the court will be asked to rule on the motion.
The motion must also be accompanied by a certificate of the clerk that there has been deposited in the office of the court an amount considered sufficient to cover the costs of the opposite party if the motion is dismissed.
224. Incidental improbation is begun by a motion setting forth the grounds of improbation and served upon the opposite party with notice of the date when it will be presented to the court to be received.
The motion must also be accompanied by a certificate of the clerk that there has been deposited in the office of the court an amount considered sufficient to cover the costs of the opposite party if the motion is dismissed.
224. Incidental improbation is begun by a motion setting forth the grounds of improbation and served upon the opposite party with notice of the date when it will be presented to the court to be received.
The motion must also be accompanied by a certificate of the prothonotary that there has been deposited in the office of the court an amount considered sufficient to cover the costs of the opposite party if the motion is dismissed.
