Indiana LBF B-7056-1 Motion for Summary Judgment (Local Rule B-7056-1) is a procedure used in the Indiana court system for requesting a court ruling in favor of one party without having to proceed to trial. It is a way for a party to seek a judgment on the merits of a case without having to present evidence at an actual trial. The motion must be filed with the court, and the other party has a specified amount of time to file a response. There are two types of summary judgment motions available in Indiana: a motion for summary judgment of non-liability and a motion for summary judgment of liability. The motion for summary judgment of non-liability is a request for a ruling from the court that the defendant is not liable for the claims made by the plaintiff. The motion must include a statement of facts that the defendant believes are undisputed and that demonstrate that the plaintiff has no legal right to relief. The motion must also include a legal argument that explains why the facts support the defendant's position. The motion for summary judgment of liability is a request for a ruling from the court that the defendant is liable for the claims made by the plaintiff. The motion must include a statement of facts that the defendant believes are undisputed and that demonstrate that the plaintiff is entitled to relief. The motion must also include a legal argument that explains why the facts support the plaintiff's position. Both types of motions must be supported by legal authority and must include a statement of the law that the moving believes is applicable to the case. The motion must also include a request for the court to enter summary judgment in favor of the moving.