Response to notice of objection
40.26 Response to notice of objection
A party who files a bill, and any party who might be affected by any objection to the bill, must file and serve a notice of response, in accordance with Form 131, stating:
whether each objection to an item or part of an item is admitted or opposed;
for each objection that is opposed—briefly but specifically:
why the item or part of the item should be allowed; and
why the objection should be dismissed; and
any authority on which the party relies.
The notice of response must be filed and served on any party who has given a notice of objection or notice of response within 5 days before the date appointed for taxing the bill.
Party interested in the bill is defined in the Dictionary.
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