Rule 14 - Motion for Rehearing(a) Any party desiring a rehearing of a decision or order of the superior court which finally disposes of the case, except for an order denying rehearing, may file a motion for rehearing within 14 calendar days after service of the decision or order. Accompanying the motion shall be a memorandum which states, with particularity, the points of law or fact which the movant contends the court has decided wrongly. Within 14 calendar days thereafter an opposing party may file a response to such motion. On a motion for rehearing there shall be no oral argument unless requested by the court.
(b) No further appeal may be taken from a final decision or order of the superior court under these rules, except where the action involves the validity of a tax, impost, assessment, toll, statute or municipal ordinance.Sup. Ct. R. App. proc. Civi. 14
Added April 30, 2003, effective 6/1/2003 on an emergency basis.HISTORICAL NOTES
Former Rule 14, Form, Size and Length of Memoranda, was repealed by order dated April 30, 2003, effective June 1, 2003 on an emergency basis. For subject matter of former Rule 14, see Rule 8.