RULE IX. JOURNAL ENTRIES. Counsel for the party in whose favor an order, decree or judgment is rendered, shall, within five days thereafter, unless further time be given by the court, prepare the proper journal entry and submit the same to counsel of the opposite party, who shall approve or reject the same within two days after its receipt by him. All objections to proposed journal entries shall be in writing, and may be answered in writing. No oral arguments will be heard in the settlement of journal entries. When approved by all parties or their counsel, or by the court, the entry shall be furnished at once to the clerk, who shall forthwith enter the same upon the journal. Upon failure to comply with this rule, unless good reasons be shown to the contrary, the cause may be dismissed. RULE X. FINDING OF FACTS. The party requesting a finding of facts shall, within ten days after the order, judgment or decree is rendered, unless further time be given by the court, prepare the finding of facts and submit the same to opposite counsel, and within five days after receipt by him the same shall be submitted to the court, together with his objections thereto, if any, and suggestions, in writing; for want of a strict compliance with this rule, unless good cause be shown to the contrary, the clerk shall enter a general finding instead of a finding of facts. RULE XI. ADOPTION AND SUSPENSION OF RULES. The judges of the several districts may adopt such rules upon questions of practice, not covered by the foregoing rules, or as to the time of filing briefs, as they may deem expedient. RULE XII. REPORTS OF CASES. No case shall be reported for publication except such as may be selected by the several Courts of Appeals, or by a majority of the Judges thereof. Whenever it has been thus decided to report a case for publication the syllabus thereof shall be prepared by the judge delivering the opinion, and approved by a majority of the members of the court; and the report may be per curiam, or if an opinion be reported, the same shall be written in as brief and concise form as may be consistent with a clear presentation of the law of the case. Opinions for permanent publication in book form shall be furnished to the official reporter of the Court of Appeals and to no other person. Only such cases as are hereafter reported in accordance with this rule shall be recognized by and receive the official sanction of the Court of Appeals. RULE XIII. REHEARINGS. No motion can be made or heard for a rehearing. Applications for a rehearing must be made at the same term at which the decision is announced, and within thirty days after such announcement, unless further time is granted by special leave given dur ing the term. The application must be typewritten and confined strictly to reasons for a rehearing. One copy shall be sent to each judge and to each of opposing counsel. Proof of service of copies upon opposite counsel must accompany the application. No reargument of the cause on such application will be permitted. In all cases where the term ends within thirty days after decision is rendered, an application for rehearing will be noted as of course. RULE XIV. NOTICE OF MOTIONS. No motion will be heard until proof of notice to opposite counsel of the filing and time for hearing such motion is filed with the clerk. RULE XV. MANDAMUS. A writ of mandamus, unless otherwise specially ordered, shall be served on or before the second Monday next after the date thereof; and the writ shall command the defendant, or defendants, to return and answer the same on or before the third Saturday after said second Monday at the place of the holding of the court, to be named in the writ. |