Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Indiana

Time limit for litigation to be over?
I know there are statutes of limitations for when you can file suit against someone, but is there a time limit for how long a suit can take. I'm the defendant in a civil case which is relatively small and should be simple, but the plaintiff is deliberately doing things to make it drag on. Is there ever a limit to the length of time a case can take before it is heard and dispensed with?

Asked on 6/23/04, 11:05 am

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Mary J. Hoeller, R.N., J.D. Attorney At Law

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Re: Time limit for litigation to be over?

Not civil cases.

Answered on 6/23/04, 12:11 pm

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