In an action tried without a jury or with an advisory jury, counsel for each party shall
submit to the Court, at a time and in a format ordered by the Court, proposed findings of fact
and conclusions of law. Proposed findings shall be concise and direct, and shall be sufficient to
indicate the factual basis of the Court’s conclusion as to ultimate facts, and suitable in form and
substance for adoption by the Court should it approve the contentions of the particular party.
After the trial, the Court may direct counsel to prepare and submit for consideration additional
proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law and judgment.
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VI. JUDGMENT
