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UCCR 4.03

NO INTERRUPTION WHILE RENDERING OPINION

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No interruptions shall be allowed during the time that the chancellor is rendering an oral

opinion, judgment, order, or ruling. After the chancellor has concluded, counsel for either

party may make such suggestions or request such further findings of law or fact as may be

deemed proper. The right to make suggestions or requests shall not be construed as the

right to reargue the case or any part thereof. If the chancellor desires reargument in whole

or in part, the chancellor will request it.

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Edition: 2026-09-25
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