LR 56          SUMMARY JUDGMENT

     (a) through (h), Washington Court Rules

Special setting.  Douglas County summary judgments shall be
heard by the Judge of Douglas County.

ALL MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENTS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY MUST BE
SPECIAL SET.  SPECIAL SETTINGS SHALL BE OBTAINED BY CALLING
JUDGES' CHAMBERS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY (745-9063 or 884-9430)
AND REQUESTING TO SET A MATTER ON THE JUDGE'S CALENDAR.

     (j)  Service and Filing.

     A WORKING COPY FOR THE JUDGE OF THE MOTION, ALL
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AND ALL RESPONDING DOCUMENTS SHALL BE
DELIVERED TO THE COURTHOUSE OR MAILED TO THE JUDGE AT THE
TIME OF FILING THE ORIGINALS.  THE MAILING ADDRESS FOR THE
JUDGE IS P. O. BOX 488, WATERVILLE, WASHINGTON  98858-0488.
IF WORKING COPIES ARE NOT RECEIVED, THE JUDGE MAY STRIKE THE
HEARING.

Where depositions or interrogatories are a part of the
evidence relied upon, counsel's affidavits, briefs and
arguments must cite the depositions or interrogatories by
page and line.

ANY MATERIAL OFFERED AT A TIME LATER THAN REQUIRED BY THIS
RULE OVER OBJECTION OF COUNSEL SHALL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND
CONSIDERED BY THE COURT EXCEPT UPON THE IMPOSITION OF
APPROPRIATE TERMS OR SANCTIONS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO A
CONTINUANCE IF REQUESTED.

Any motion for summary judgment or responsive pleadings to a
motion for summary judgment shall list and identify all
evidence the Court should consider.

     (k)  Confirmation.  On any motion for summary judgment
in Douglas County, counsel for the moving party shall
contact the Court Administrator three court days preceding
the date set for hearing and advise whether the motion will
be heard.  If notification is not made, the motion may be
stricken for resetting.