How to Respond to an Appeal from a District Court Judgment
I have own my civil suit at local district office . The other party appeal in higher court. They have filed preliminary objects to my reply. My questions are
1. What are the next steps after reply to their preliminary objections with all exhibits ( proof )
2. How do I take the case to judge for a trail
3. Is there way to speed up the case and what prevent should have to take for other parties without amending the case
4. I live in PA – the case is in Montgomery county court ,PA
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Re: How to Respond to an Appeal from a District Court Judgment
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I have own my civil suit at local district office.
Do you mean that you won a small claims case in a magisterial district court, or do you mean that you won a lawsuit in the Court of Common Pleas?
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I live in PA – the case is in Montgomery county court ,PA
Do you mean that's where the appeal is pending, or do you mean that's the court from which the appeal was taken?
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They have filed preliminary objects to my reply.
We cannot comment on the objections, as we have no access to the case file.
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What are the next steps after reply to their preliminary objections with all exhibits ( proof )
The rules of appellate procedure are described here. The rules vary depending upon the court to which you are making your appeal. Your question is so wide-open it's difficult to say much beyond, "You will need to take the additional steps that the rules require."
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How do I take the case to judge for a trail
You have told us that this is an appeal, so you've already had a trial (or perhaps pretrial resolution through summary disposition or default).
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Is there way to speed up the case and what prevent should have to take for other parties without amending the case
Appeals take time. You can check the rules for the appellate court to see if there is a possibility of a motion to expedite, or even a motion for summary reversal; but we don't know the facts or issues on appeal and have no way of suggesting if you will have success with any motions you file.