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Rule 323. Grounds of Motion in Causes Tried Without Jury (Dec1941)

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When the case is determined by the judge without a jury, if a motion for new trial is filed, counsel shall specify succinctly the supposed errors of law or of fact, or both, into which the judge has fallen, as far as may be practicable to do so.

Amended by order of Sept. 20, 1941, eff. Dec. 31, 1941: The words "if a motion for new trial is filed" have been interpolated between the words "without a jury" and the word "counsel." The words "in making a motion for a new trial" between the words "counsel" and "shall" have been eliminated.