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The New DU. Reply #197: In chambers means that there was no formal hearing.
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Truman01
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Thu Dec-30-04 12:33 AM
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| 197. In chambers means that there was no formal hearing. |
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You can have a Judge here and emergency motion in his office. Some times it is ex parti which means the other side isn't there. This was a request, probably ex parti that didn't have a formal hearing.
None of that is strange. The affidavit, the deposition, the evidence is amateurish and stinks to high heaven. Arnebeck knows better so whatever his reason it isn't mistake or error.
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