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S.C. R. Magis. Ct. 22
Arguments on Motions and at Trial
The moving party upon a motion shall have the right, at that party's option, to both open and close
argument, and the plaintiff shall have the option to have the right to open and close argument upon
the trial; except that a party admitting the adverse party's claim in his pleading, and taking upon him
the burden of proof, shall have the same privilege. The party having the right to open shall be required
to open in full, and in reply may respond in full but may not introduce any new matter.
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