(3) All preliminary objections shall be written, shall contain a caption setting forth the name of the court, the number of the action, the names of the parties and shall have affixed upon each page of the motion, the name, address and Supreme Court ID number of the filing attorney. A motion for argument and a proposed scheduling order in substantially the following form shall be included: Click here to view image
(4) All preliminary objections shall be filed in the Prothonotary's Office. Upon receipt of the preliminary objections, the Prothonotary's Office shall transmit a copy of the same, along with the motion for argument thereon and the proposed scheduling order, to the Court Administrator.(5) Following the scheduling of the preliminary objections, court administration shall return the copy of the preliminary objections to the Prothonotary's Office, along with the motion for argument thereon and the proposed scheduling order, for filing and docketing and for conforming a copy of the scheduling order. A conformed copy of the order shall be transmitted by the Prothonotary to the moving party for service. The moving party shall file an affidavit of service, noting the date of service, method of service, and parties served.Adopted 1/10/2005, Effective 1/20/2005, Amended 4/11/2011, Effective 6/20/2011.