This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule has been repealed, which means it no longer applies. There are no current requirements or procedures tied to this section of the court rules.
If you're looking for guidance on this topic, you'll need to check other rules in the Superior Court's current rule set, since whatever this rule used to cover is no longer governed by Rule 31. Court rules get repealed for different reasons, such as being replaced by a new rule, combined with another rule, or simply no longer needed.
If you're working on a legal matter and expected to find information here, talk to a licensed attorney or check the current version of the Superior Court rules to find out where this topic is now addressed.
