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Requesting a Hearing on a Massachusetts Motion for Summary Judgment

May 27, 2016
by Roger Manwaring
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Updated August 24, 2020

Under Massachusetts Superior Court Rule 9A(c)(2), a party who desires a hearing on a motion for summary judgment must request a hearing.  However, Rule 9A(c)(3) provides that requests for hearings on motions for summary judgment “will ordinarily be allowed.”

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