Appeal from Taxing Officer review requires Judge's summons, memorandum of grounds, service on opposite party, and judicial orders. A party dissatisfied with a Taxing Officer's decision on review must appeal to the Judge in Chambers within the prescribed short period or permitted extension by filing a Judge's summons with a memorandum of grounds; the summons and memorandum must be served on the opposite party the required clear days before hearing, and the Judge may make such orders as seem just, subject to which the Taxing Officer's decision is final.
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Appeal from Taxing Officer review requires Judge's summons, memorandum of grounds, service on opposite party, and judicial orders.
A party dissatisfied with a Taxing Officer's decision on review must appeal to the Judge in Chambers within the prescribed short period or permitted extension by filing a Judge's summons with a memorandum of grounds; the summons and memorandum must be served on the opposite party the required clear days before hearing, and the Judge may make such orders as seem just, subject to which the Taxing Officer's decision is final.
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