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Section 45
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45. Motion. A motion must not exceed 10 pages, excluding the designation of the parties and the conclusions sought, and must be accompanied by all that is necessary for its adjudication, including pleadings, judgments and reasons, exhibits, depositions, minutes, laws and regulations or extracts of those documents. A motion presented to the Court must be filed in 4 copies and a motion presented to a judge must be filed in duplicate.
A party may apply to be excused from filing paper copies of the documents that accompany the motion, or certain of those documents, if all the parties to the motion consent to their being filed as a technological version on a USB key. The motion must be in writing and filed at the office of the Court, with a copy to the other parties, and is decided by a judge.
In force: 2019-12-26
45. Motion. A motion must not exceed 10 pages, excluding the designation of the parties and the conclusions sought, and must be accompanied by all that is necessary for its adjudication, including pleadings, judgments and reasons, exhibits, depositions, minutes, laws and regulations or extracts of those documents. A motion presented to the Court must be filed in 4 copies and a motion presented to a judge must be filed in duplicate.
A party may apply to be excused from filing paper copies of the documents that accompany the motion, or certain of those documents, if all the parties to the motion consent to their being filed as a technological version on a USB key. The motion must be in writing and filed at the office of the Court, with a copy to the other parties, and is decided by a judge.
