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Begin by entering the court name and county in the designated fields at the top of the form. This sets the context for your affidavit.
Fill in your name as the Plaintiff in the appropriate section, ensuring accuracy for legal purposes.
In the 'Affidavit' section, provide a clear description of facts supporting your motion for summary judgment. Be concise yet thorough, as this is crucial for your case.
Confirm that you understand and can testify to these facts by signing your name where indicated, followed by the date.
Complete the 'Certificate of Service' section by filling in your attorney's name and contact information, ensuring all parties are properly notified.

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What does summary mean in legal terms?

One such term is summary. In the legal context, summary refers to a concise and immediate representation of information. It provides a brief overview of the key points without delving into unnecessary details.

What does it mean if you win a summary judgment?

A summary judgement is all evidence points to you winning. A default is we dont really know because they never showed up. End result is the same, but summary is better and more likely to be granted if the court is already endlessly continuing the case.

Why would a judge issue a summary judgment?

The purpose of summary judgment is to avoid wasting time, energy, and money on a trial when one is not needed. A hearing is only necessary when there are legitimate questions concerning the facts of the case. A judge can apply the law to the undisputed facts without a hearing.

What is a summary judgment by a plaintiff?

Summary judgment Rule 292 of the UCPR allows a plaintiff to apply to the court for judgment if the defendant has no real prospect of defending the claim and that a trial is not necessary to resolve the dispute between the parties.