In addition to oral motions, immediately after decision, there shall be a maximum of how many motion(s) by each party, in which shall contain every ground for post-trial relief?

• A. Zero motions
• B. One motion
• C. Two motions
• D. There is no limit

Answer: (B)

After a decision, the rule aims for efficiency by limiting post-trial relief to a single motion per party, and that motion must address every ground for relief. This means you file one post-trial motion that sets out all the grounds you want the court to consider—such as a request for a new trial or for reconsideration—instead of filing multiple separate motions for different grounds. The idea is to consolidate challenges into one filing so the court can review all issues together and avoid piecemeal appeals. If you need to raise more than one point, you must include them all in that single motion.