Rule 28 [repealed]

This rule used to be part of the Superior Court's rules, but it has been repealed. That means it no longer applies and has no legal effect.

If you're looking at older documents or cases that reference Rule 28, keep in mind the requirement it once contained is no longer in force. You should check the current version of the court rules to see if the topic it covered is now handled somewhere else, or if it was removed entirely without replacement.

If you need to know what Rule 28 used to say or why it was repealed, you may need to look at older editions of the court rules or check with the court for more history on the change.