Rule 104 [repealed].

This rule has been repealed, which means it no longer applies. It was once part of the Superior Court's rules, but the court removed it and it no longer has any legal effect.

If you're looking at older documents or cases that reference Rule 104, keep in mind the rule is no longer in force. Any requirements or procedures it used to describe are not currently valid. If you need to know what rule (if any) replaced it, or what the current requirements are for whatever topic Rule 104 used to cover, you should check the current version of the Superior Court rules or ask a legal professional for guidance.