Starks Mechanical, Inc. v. New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp.

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• recognizing that Ind. Trial Rule 6(E) adds three days to the thirty days a non-movant has to file a summary judgment response where service is by mail
• trial court “had no discretion” to accept a summary judgment response and designated evidence that the party submitted one day late
• “Thus, even though Starks was merely one day late, Desai stands for the proposition that the trial court had no discretion to allow Starks to file its response and designated evidence.”

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