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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 24A — District court

24A.280 Time for hearing -- Service of notice on defendant -- Continuances.

127 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-24a/24a-280

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(1)The court shall set a time for hearing. The hearing time set shall be not less than
twenty
(20)days nor more than forty
(40)days after service of process.
(2)The clerk shall notify the defendant of the claim and his right to appear by sending
the defendant a copy of the claim and a summons directing the defendant to appear
at the time set for hearing and informing the defendant that if he fails to appear,
judgment may be entered against him. The mode of service shall be as authorized in
the Kentucky Revised Statutes or in the Rules of Civil Procedure.
(3)To promote quick settlement of small claims, the division shall grant continuances
only where reasons of fairness and justice so require.
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