Calendar of Cases (Rule 20)

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1. Does Rule20 include cases with motions actually set for hearing?
2. A non-litigious motion is not set for hearing under Rule15. Does Rule20’s calendar reference require creating a hearing…
3. An ordinary collection plaintiff demands categorical preference solely because the sum claimed is very large. No law or…
4. Adequate raffle notice is issued and the session is open. A litigant deliberately stays away, then asks to nullify assi…
5. A commercial case is to be raffled under the applicable special-designation guidelines among several designated branche…
6. Explain the difference between public opportunity to observe raffle and a requirement that every litigant attend.
7. Explain why Rule20 should not be used to require a hearing on every motion.
8. Distinguish an express calendar preference from an unsupported demand for priority based only on claim value.