Rule 29 [repealed]

This rule has been repealed, which means it no longer applies. It used to contain requirements or procedures for Superior Court cases, but that content has since been removed from the rules.

If you're looking into a case that references Rule 29, check whether it involves an older matter from before the repeal took effect. For current cases, you'll want to look at the rules that replaced it or find out which other rule now covers this topic. A court clerk or attorney can help point you to the right current rule if you're not sure where to look.