Litigious and Non-litigious Motions

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1. Is a motion for an order to break in or for a writ of demolition expressly listed as litigious?
2. A party seeks cancellation of a statutory lien and labels it non-litigious merely because no oral testimony is requeste…
3. An applicant seeks an order directing the sheriff to execute the final certificate of sale, assuming all substantive pr…
4. A written motion is properly classified as non-litigious. The movant argues that this classification eliminates every p…
5. A party moves to amend after a responsive pleading has been filed but calls the request non-litigious because the propo…
6. Classify an intervention motion and an order-to-demolish motion under current Rule 15.
7. Explain why a non-litigious motion still requires attention to service.
8. Distinguish an alias writ of execution from a motion to cancel a statutory lien for Rule 15 classification.