1:1-12.1 When and how made; generally MOTIONS
(a) Where a party seeks an order of a judge, the party shall apply by motion.
1. A party shall make each motion in writing, unless it is made orally during a hearing or unless the judge otherwise permits it to be made orally.
2. No technical forms of motion are required. In a motion, a party shall state the grounds upon which the motion is made and the relief or order being sought.
(b) A party shall file each motion with the judge. If a case has not yet been assigned to a judge, motions may be filed with the Clerk.
(c) In a motion for substantially the same relief as that previously denied, a party shall specifically identify the previous proceeding and its disposition.
(a) Where a party seeks an order of a judge, the party shall apply by motion.
1. A party shall make each motion in writing, unless it is made orally during a hearing or unless the judge otherwise permits it to be made orally.
2. No technical forms of motion are required. In a motion, a party shall state the grounds upon which the motion is made and the relief or order being sought.
(b) A party shall file each motion with the judge. If a case has not yet been assigned to a judge, motions may be filed with the Clerk.
(c) In a motion for substantially the same relief as that previously denied, a party shall specifically identify the previous proceeding and its disposition.
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