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The document is a motion for continuance filed in the Clermont County Municipal Court, requesting to postpone a case involving a plaintiff and defendant. It includes spaces for case details, reasons for the request, and signatures from involved parties. The motion can be granted or denied by the magistrate, and it notes that a filing fee is required.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Batavia Municipal Court form in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'PLAINTIFF' and 'DEFENDANT' sections with the respective names of the parties involved in the case.
Enter the 'CASE NO.' at the top of the form to ensure proper identification of your motion.
Indicate your request for a continuance by checking one of the options: 'AT THE REQUEST OF THE DEFENDANT', 'BY AGREEMENT OF COUNSEL/PARTIES', or 'AT THE REQUEST OF THE PLAINTIFF'.
Fill in the dates and times for both the original hearing and the requested new hearing in their respective fields.
Specify the type of hearing in the designated section, providing clear details about what is being requested.
In the reason section, provide a detailed explanation for your request for continuance.
Finally, ensure that all parties sign where indicated, including both plaintiff and defendant attorneys, before submitting. Remember that this motion is not considered filed unless you pay the appropriate filing fee.

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What cases go to municipal court?

Cases involving violations of local ordinances are handled in municipal court. These can be criminal cases or civil cases, depending on the ordinance violated and the nature of the violation.

Whats the difference between municipal court and regular court?

Municipal courts can only hear lower-level criminal violations (traffic violations, infractions, and B misdemeanors). Whereas district courts can hear any level of criminal offense.

Which of the following cases could be heard in municipal court?

Municipal courts typically handle cases like traffic violations, small claims, and municipal ordinance violations.

What type of cases appear most often in municipal court?

In municipal court, the cases that are heard typically include: Traffic violations; Nuisance charges; Certain criminal offenses, like shoplifting and trespassing; Small claims cases; Housing law cases, such as landlord/tenant disputes; Arbitrations for business disputes; Orders of Protection; Tax issues and disputes;

Why would you go to municipal court?

Therefore, a municipal court is, in the simplest of terms, a court that processes the cases of that city or town. Any civil or criminal cases that occur within the boundaries of that city, up to a certain level, are settled in the municipal court.

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Municipal courts are the lowest and least scrutinized echelon of the U.S. criminal system.

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