36. OPPOSED INCIDENTAL PETITIONS
36.1 Unless the Head of the Judicial Office directs
otherwise, opposed incidental petitions (including any interlocutory
petition which relates to any petition of appeal) are referred
to an Appeal Committee and may be decided after an oral hearing.
36.2 One master plus seven copies of the petition
must be lodged. The original petition must bear a certificate
of service on the other parties and must clearly indicate whether
the other parties consent or refuse to consent to the prayer.
36.3 If the Appeal Committee orders an oral hearing,
the parties may apply at that time to hand in affidavits and such
other documents as they may wish. Eight copies are required.
Copies of such documents must be served on the other parties
before the oral hearing. Authorities are not normally cited before
the Appeal Committee.
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