(a) Requirements.
(1) Plaintiff’s Proposed Findings of Fact. Plaintiff must organize proposed
findings of fact as follows:
In consecutively numbered paragraphs and simple declarative sentences,
plaintiff must set forth all of the facts relied on in support of plaintiff’s claim
for relief. Each finding must reference in parenthesis the supporting trial
exhibit and/or pages in the trial transcript.
(2) Plaintiff’s Proposed Statement of Conclusions. Plaintiff’s statement of
conclusions must set forth all conclusions necessary to demonstrate
liability. Plaintiff must consecutively number and clearly and concisely
state each conclusion. Plaintiff must include only one conclusion per
paragraph, and must include a supporting citation to legal authority for each
conclusion.
(3) Defendant’s Proposed Findings, Conclusions, and Response. Defendant
must prepare its proposed findings and conclusions in the manner described
above. In addition to its own proposed findings and conclusions, defendant
must respond to plaintiff’s proposed findings and conclusions. Each
response must bear the same number as the proposed finding or conclusion
to which it is addressed.
(b) Definitions. As used in D. Kan. Rule 52.1(a), the term plaintiff includes plaintiffs
as well as counterclaimants, cross-claimants, intervenors, and any other parties who
assert affirmative claims for relief. The term defendant includes defendants
as well as counterclaim defendants, crossclaim defendants, and any other parties
who are defending against affirmative claims for relief.
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As amended 3/04.
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JUDGMENT
