
Judicial Code
Rule 4: Pleadings, Motions & Orders
(a)
There shall be a complaint and an answer or petition and response.
A responsive pleading shall be allowed whenever, by cross claim,
counterclaim or otherwise, a party is first claimed against unless the Court
shall otherwise order. The Court
may grant additional leave to plead in the interest of narrowing and defining
issues or as justice may require.
(b)
An application to the Court for an order shall be by motion and shall
be in writing, unless made orally during a hearing or trial, and shall set
forth the relief or order sought and the grounds therefore stated with
particularity. A motion and
notice of motion may be set forth together.
(c)
An order includes every direction of the Court whether included in a
judgment or not, and may be made with or without notice to adverse parties and
may be vacated or modified with or without notice.
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