Section 815-RICR-00-00-1.19 - MotionsA. General 1. Other than oral motions made during a hearing, any application to the Division to take any action or to enter any order after commencement of a proceeding or after commencement of an investigation by the Division shall be made by filing and original and four (4) legible copies with the Clerk, stating specifically the grounds therefore, setting forth the action or order sought, and shall be served upon all parties.B. Movant's Certification1. The movant shall make a good faith effort to determine whether a motion will be opposed. If the motion will not be opposed, the movant shall so state in the motion. Opposed motions shall state affirmatively that concurrence of other parties has been requested but denied, or shall state why no request for concurrence was made.C. Delay in Proceeding 1. Except as otherwise directed by the Hearing Officer, the filing of a motion, either prior to or during any proceeding, and any action thereon, shall not delay the conduct of such proceeding.D. Objections 1. Any party objecting to a written motion filed pursuant to this rule shall, within ten (10) calendar days of the service of the motion, file an objection thereto in writing setting forth in detail the grounds for the objection. The time for filing objections may be varied by order of the Administrator.E. Summary Disposition 1. Any party may file a motion for summary disposition of all or part of any matter pending before the Division. If the Hearing Officer determines that there is no genuine issue of fact material to the decision, summary disposition of all or part of the matter may be granted.815 R.I. Code R. 815-RICR-00-00-1.19