Oral arguments and written memorandum protect parties' right to concise submissions while limiting adjournments and regulating relevance. Parties may, after close of evidence, address concise oral arguments and may submit a concise memorandum under distinct headings which shall form part of the record; a copy must be furnished to the opposite party. Adjournments for filing written arguments are not permitted unless the Court records written reasons, and the Court may regulate oral arguments that are not concise or relevant.