A. All pending civil, family and domestic cases that have been on file, and in which no motion or other activity by the parties or their attorneys of record has been entered on the appearance docket during the six months (6) immediately prior to the date thereof, shall be entered on the disposition docket. The Court shall hold a disposition docket at such date or dates as the Chief Judge may determine.

B. The clerk shall give notice in each case by mailing a notice by regular first class mail to the attorneys of record or pro se parties at their respective addresses as shown on the pleadings and appearance docket. Each notice shall state the number style of the case, the name of the assigned judge, date and hour of the docket hearing and shall be mailed ten (10) days prior to the date of the disposition docket. Certification of each mailing by the clerk shall be sufficient proof of adequate notice of the disposition docket hearing.

C. At the disposition docket the Court shall on its own motion, dismiss without prejudice, each case to which no response is made when the case is called for disposition. Provided, the Court may upon good cause shown allow any case to remain on its docket.