Cite as: 20 CNCA app. II, r. 33

In any matter taken under advisement, a decision shall be rendered within sixty (60) days of the date on which the matter was taken under advisement or, if briefs are to be submitted, within sixty (60) days of the date of the filing of the final brief.

When a Trial Court takes a matter under advisement, the Judge shall specify the date by which a decision shall be rendered. If briefs are to be submitted the dates for filing such shall also be specified.

The Chief Judge may extend the deadline for a decision upon sworn application for an extension of time of the Trial Judge setting forth with specificity the reasons therefor.

Upon entering and filing the decision with the Court Clerk, it shall be the duty of the Judge to see that copies of the minute order or judgment setting out such decision are delivered or mailed by the Court Clerk to counsel in the case and to any party appearing pro se. The time to appeal from a decision rendered in absentia runs from the day its copy is mailed or personally delivered to the parties.

Historical Data

SC–AD–13–02, adopted September 3, 2013.