RULE 10.3
EXTENSION AND REDUCTION OF TIME
(a) Generally. The superior court may, on its own
initiative or on motion of a party, enlarge or shorten the
time within which an act must be done in a particular case
in order to serve the ends of justice, subject to the
restrictions in section (c).
(b) Procedure for Motion. A party moving to extend or
reduce time shall file a written motion with the Superior
Court and serve it upon all non-moving parties. the motion
shall state (1) the date the act is scheduled or required to
occur; (2) the new date requested; and (3) the specific
reasons for the motion. The motion shall be considered
without oral argument unless called for by the superior
court. A non-moving party may respond to the motion in
writing. A response must be filed with the superior court
and served upon the moving party within five days after
service of the motion to extend or reduce time.
(c) Restrictions on Extension of Time.
(1) The superior court will only in extraordinary
circumstances and to prevent a gross miscarriage of justice
extend the time within which a party must file a notice of
appeal. The superior court will ordinarily hold that the
desirability of finality of decisions outweighs the
privilege of a litigant to obtain an extension of time under
this section. A motion to extend time is determined by the
superior court to which the untimely notice of appeal is
directed.
(2) The superior court will not enlarge the time
provided in rule 9.2 within which the superior court enters
and transmits its decision.
(d) Terms. The remedy for violation of these rules is
set forth in rule 10.1. The superior court may condition
the exercise of its authority under this rule by imposing
terms as provided in rule 10.1.
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