Arizona Laws 12-2407. Time to request hearing date; form of request
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A. Each party served with a copy of the notice set forth in section 12-2405 and an application for any provisional remedy may request a date be set for the hearing on such application by filing with the clerk of the court within ten days after service of the notice a written request for hearing date. A copy of such request for hearing date shall be mailed by the clerk to the attorney for or the party seeking the provisional remedy.
Terms Used In Arizona Laws 12-2407
- Party: means any plaintiff or defendant in any civil action, in any superior or justice court of this state. See Arizona Laws 12-2401
- Provisional remedy: means the remedies of attachment, garnishment or replevin, but shall not include garnishment of wages. See Arizona Laws 12-2401
- Writing: includes printing. See Arizona Laws 1-215
B. The request for hearing date shall be in writing, but need not set forth defensive matter. It shall only indicate that a date for hearing be set and need not be under oath.