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New Hampshire Superior Court Civil Rules

58 rules across 10 groups · all 58 active

New Hampshire's civil-procedure rules are cited as “N.H. Super. Ct. R.” (in-state, “Super. Ct. R.”) and were adopted by the New Hampshire Supreme Court under its constitutional rulemaking authority, organized into 10 groups. The Court's official Comments and amendment history are included where published.

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New Hampshire's Superior Court Civil Rules have no reserved, repealed, or abrogated rules and no numbering gaps — every rule below is active.

I. General Principles

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 3 active rules · 3 in the official compilation

II. Commencement of Action

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 2 active rules · 2 in the official compilation

III. Pleadings and Motions

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 10 active rules · 10 in the official compilation

IV. Parties and their Representatives

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 7 active rules · 7 in the official compilation

V. Discovery

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 10 active rules · 10 in the official compilation

VI. Alternatives to Trial

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 5 active rules · 5 in the official compilation

VII. Trials

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 4 active rules · 4 in the official compilation

VIII. Judgment

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 8 active rules · 8 in the official compilation

IX. Provisional and Final Remedies

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 6 active rules · 6 in the official compilation

X. Special Proceedings

Cited as Super. Ct. R. · 3 active rules · 3 in the official compilation

All 58 documents in the official export are active rules: 55 integer-numbered rules (1-55) plus three lettered insertions (13A, 13B, 28A). No rule anywhere in this source is Reserved, Repealed, or Abrogated, and there are no numbering gaps -- New Hampshire is, together with South Carolina, one of the few jurisdictions in this project with zero dead-stub rows.

Source: New Hampshire State & Federal Court Rules · Adopted by the New Hampshire Supreme Court · Current through May 18, 2026 · Official source