I was served a notice to quit over 30 days ago and subsequently a summons and complaint on Oct 20 but it's not showing

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• If I understand correctly, you are asking about an eviction matter.

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My guess is that the summons was either never filed with the court or alternatively was procedurally deficient and dismissed.

Either way, if the court does not have a record of it, your landlord cannot evict you without starting over again and following the procedural obligations of the court so without a court record there is no obligation for you to leave presently, even with the 30-day notice.

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There is no harm in putting in a response.  It protects your rights.  As for the marshal, they are not allowed to comment about legal proceedings.

As for your second question, the most typical reason a document would be rejected is because it is procedurally defective or fails to conform to the court's rules. Which is common for proceedings that are filed by litigants who are not using lawyers for their legal pleadings.

If it is all in error, or wrong then yes, you can make a motion to dismiss.