Assertion: supreme court's decision | /r/AtLocation | writing
Facets:
value: by statute
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: By statute, all decisions of the Montana Supreme Court must be in writing, and must set forth the grounds of the decision.
text: If the appealed decision is in writing, a copy of that decision must be submitted with the brief in either one of the following two ways: (1) as the first item(s) in an addendum that is part of the brief itself, with the addendum's table of contents clearly identifying each appealed decision as such and with the addendum's page numbering sequentially following the last page number of the brief; or (2) in a separate appendix that contains no documents other than appealed decisions and that conforms with the page-numbering requirements of Rule 17.
text: The appealing party must, immediately before the signature line on the brief, certify either that each appealed decision that is in writing is being submitted at the time of brief filing, or that no appealed decision is being submitted because no appealed decision is in writing.
text: The appealing party must, immediately before the signature line on the brief, certify either that each appealed decision that is in writing is being submitted at the time of brief filing, or that no appealed decision is being submitted because no appealed decision is in writing.
text: If an appealed decision is in writing, the appealing party's certification must identify the specific manner in which the party has complied with this rule concerning submission of the appealed decision.