210 Pa. Code r. 3706 - Docketing Statement
(a) The
Prothonotary shall develop such Docketing Statement forms as may be necessary
for the purposes of reviewing new matters filed in the Court's appellate and
original jurisdiction and screening matters for the Court's Mediation
Program.
(b) In counseled matters,
the Prothonotary shall send, along with the notice of docketing as required by
Pa.R.A.P. 907(a) or 1514(a)(3), the relevant Docketing Statement form to
counsel for the appellant, petitioner or plaintiff.
(1) Counsel for the appellant, petitioner or
plaintiff shall file an original and one copy of the Docketing Statement and
all required attachments within ten days of receipt of the notice of
docketing.
(2) An unrepresented
party shall not be required to file a Docketing Statement.
(c) The party filing the Docketing Statement
shall include as attachments:
(1) A statement
of issues that shall be no more than two pages in length, and shall set forth a
brief summary of the issues and the case sufficient for an understanding of the
nature of the appeal, petition for review or complaint. Information in the
statement of issues shall be used to screen cases for the Mediation Program,
shall not bind any party, and any issue omitted shall not constitute a waiver
of the issue before the Court. The statement of issues shall follow the format
required by Pa.R.A.P. 124(a).
(2)
In matters addressed to the Court's appellate jurisdiction, a copy of the
judgment or order on appeal and any opinion or adjudication issued by the
common pleas court or agency.
(3)
Proof of Service of the Docketing Statement and all attachments indicating
service on all parties in accordance with Pa.R.A.P. 121.
(d) Failure to file a Docketing Statement and
all attachments as required may result in the dismissal of the
matter.
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