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Order on Motion to Transfer - Mississippi 2026

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The document is an order from the Chancery Court of Mississippi regarding a motion to transfer a case. The court has decided not to transfer the case to the Circuit Court but instead to the Chancery Court of a specified county. The order allows the defendants and cross-plaintiffs to file a similar motion in the new court without prejudice.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Order on Motion to Transfer in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF' section with the appropriate county and case number details.
In the hearing date field, enter the specific day, month, and year when the motion was heard.
Complete the sections for 'Defendant and Cross-Plaintiff' by entering the names of all parties involved in the motion.
In the findings section, ensure you accurately reflect whether the motion is granted or denied, along with any stipulations discussed during the hearing.
Fill in any additional orders regarding transfer specifics, including which court it is being transferred to and any conditions attached.
Finally, sign and date at the bottom where indicated by 'CHANCELLOR' to finalize your document.

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Order on Motion to Transfer - Mississippi 2026

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