Iowa Directions For Service of Original Notice is a set of instructions used to serve a summons and complaint to a defendant in a legal action. These instructions are issued by the Iowa court system when a complaint is filed. The main types of Iowa Directions For Service of Original Notice are: 1. Personal Service: Personal service involves a process server delivering the summons and complaint to the defendant in person. 2. Substitute Service: Substitute service involves a process server delivering the summons and complaint to someone of suitable age and discretion at the defendant's residence, and mailing a copy to the defendant at their address. 3. Publication Service: Publication service involves the summons and complaint being published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the action is pending. 4. Service by Mail: Service by mail involves the summons and complaint being mailed to the defendant's address.
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1.904(1) Findings; conclusions; judgment. The court trying an issue of fact without a jury, whether by equitable or ordinary proceedings, shall find the facts in writing, separately stating its conclusions of law, and direct an appropriate judgment.
The court may, and on demand of any party not in default shall, either hear any evidence or accounting required to warrant the judgment or refer it to a master; or submit it to a jury if proper demand has been made therefor under rule 1.902.
1.909. In the event a party waives a jury trial or gives notice of settlement later than two full working days before a civil action is scheduled to be tried to a jury or is reached for jury trial, whichever is later, or the case is settled during trial, a fee of $1000 shall be assessed as court costs.
Rule 1.972 - Procedure for entry of default 1. If a party not under legal disability or not a prisoner in a reformatory or penitentiary is in default under rule 1.971(1) or 1.971(2), the clerk shall enter that party's default in ance with the procedures set forth in this rule without any order of court.
707(1) A party desiring to take the deposition of any person upon oral examination shall give reasonable notice in writing to every other party to the action.
An attorney or party who serves a subpoena ?must take reasonable steps to avoid imposing undue burden or expense on a person subject to the subpoena.? Iowa R. Civ. P. 1.1701(4)(a).
There are generally four different ways you can give legal notice: Personal delivery - signed acceptance of service by the person receiving legal papers, Personal service by the sheriff or a process server, Notice by publication, or. Notice by certified mail.
Rule 1.910 - Motions for continuance 1. 910(1) Motions for continuance shall be filed without delay after the grounds therefor become known to the party or the party's counsel. Such motion may be amended only to correct a clerical error.