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Rule 457. Notice of Judgment, Etc. (1943)

TEXT

Upon the rendering of judgment in the Court of Civil Appeals, as well as upon the making of an order granting or overruling a motion for rehearing, the clerk shall immediately give notice to the parties or their attorneys of record of the disposition made of the cause or of the motion, as the case may be, unless such notice is waived. The notice to the successful party or his attorney may be given by postal card, but notice to the unsuccessful party or his attorney shall be given by letter sent under first-class postage and so marked as to be returnable to the clerk in case of non-delivery. Notice of the disposition of any other motion, or of any other matter which requires notice, may, except as otherwise provided in these rules, be given by postal card.

New rule, substituted for old Rule 457 upon a different subject, which has heretofore been repealed.

Amended by order of June 16, 1943, eff. Dec. 31, 1943.