22. Presentation and content. 1) Motions shall be presented, according to their nature, before the Court, a Judge or the Clerk. They shall be accompanied by all that is required for their consideration, and in particular by proceedings, exhibits, depositions, minutes, judgments or excerpts therefrom, as well as any statutory or regulatory provisions cited, with the exception of those of the Civil Code or the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25).(2) A party may apply to be excused from producing paper copies of the documents that accompany the motion, or certain of such documents, if all the parties to the motion consent that they be produced in computer format. The application is made by letter, by facsimile or by e-mail addressed to the Office of the Court, with a copy to the other parties to the motion, and is adjudicated by a Judge in the case of a motion to the Court or to a Judge, or by the Clerk in the case of a motion to the Clerk.