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Rule 492. Printing, etc. and Copies (1946)

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Where it can be reasonably done in view of the amount involved or the importance of the litigation the court requests that all applications, motions, answers, briefs, and arguments, and all documents originally filed in the Supreme Court which exceed in length fifteen pages, be printed. However, it is permissible to file type­written copies of the above instruments, provided they are double spaced on heavy white paper in clear type. Nine legible copies of each of such instruments shall be delivered to the Clerk of the Supreme Court for the use of the Justices, but only one copy thereof shall be filed by the Clerk. A copy of each such instrument shall be delivered to the adverse party by the party filing it.

Amended by order of Oct. 10, 1945,eff. Feb. 1, 1946: The rule and its caption have been rewritten.