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- Rules are Rules for a Reason, Part 9, Motions to Reconsider
Even if the judge grants your motion in limine, when opposing counsel offers the objectionable evidence or exhibit at trial, you must renew your objection When you receive written notice of entry of an order or judgment, you must serve the motion to reconsider within ten days
- Complaint Counsels Motion for Reconsideration
Courts have granted motions to reconsider where it appears the court mistakenly overlooked facts or precedent which, had they been considered, might reasonably have altered the result, or where reconsideration is necessary to remedy a clear error or to prevent manifest injustice
- 5. 7 - Motions to Reconsider - United States Department of Justice
A motion to reconsider either identifies an error in law or fact in a prior Board decision or identifies a change in law that affects a prior Board decision and asks the Board to re-examine its ruling
- Remedies for adverse orders - Advocate Magazine
But a motion for reconsideration is only one of an arsenal of remedies that are available to parties confronted with an adverse ruling These other remedies include: Reconsideration of the order at any time on the trial court’s own motion (whether sua sponte or upon “suggestion” of a party), authorized by Code Civ Proc , §1008, subd
- When the Judge Gets it Wrong: Motions for Reconsideration . . .
What Is a "Motion to Reconsider?" A Motion for Reconsideration is a motion that you file when you want the judge to take a second look at a decision that you feel was incorrect A Motion for Reconsideration will not, however, be granted simply because you disagree with the outcome
- Drafting an Effective Motion for Reconsideration – Legal . . .
Generally a Motion for Reconsideration is filed under three grounds: The need to correct a clear error of law or to prevent manifest injustice The motion should specifically include the controlling cases or legal errors that the attorney believes the court has overlooked or erred
- How is a motion for reconsideration different than a renewed . . .
A motion under section 1008 must affirmatively state by declaration what new or different facts, circumstances, or law are claimed to be shown The only practical difference between reconsideration and renewal is the 10-day jurisdictional filing requirement
- RULING ON MOTION TO RECONSIDER - ctb. uscourts. gov
RULING ON MOTION TO RECONSIDER Introduction Before the Court is James J Licata’s (“Licata”) Amended Motions to Reconsider the Court’s Decision On Motions For An Order Converting Chapter 7 Cases To Chapter 11 Cases Under The Bankruptcy Code (ECF No 2740, the “Motion to Reconsider”)
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