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Va. Sup. Ct. R. 5A:33
Rehearing - On Motion of a Party After Final Disposition of a Case
(a) Petition for Rehearing. — Any party seeking a rehearing of a decision or order of
this Court finally disposing o f a case must, within 14 days following such decision or
order, file a petition for rehearing with the clerk of this Court. The petition for rehearing
may not exceed the longer of 25 pages or 5,300 words.
(b) Response. — No response to a petition for reh earing will be received unless
requested by this Court.
(c) No Oral Argument. — No oral argument on the petition will be permitted.
(d) Grounds. — No petition for rehearing will be granted unless one of the judges
who decided the case adversely to the petitioner determines that there is good cause for
such rehea ring. The clerk of this Court must notify all counsel of record of the action
taken by this Court on the petition for rehearing.
History
Promulgated by Order dated Friday, April 30, 2010. Last amended by Order dated November 1, 2021; effective January 1, 2022.
Provenance
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-15
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