Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE — Preliminary Objection — Moving the Court — Filing Without Oral Motion Renders Objection Abandoned

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

A preliminary objection must be moved in court. Filing alone is insufficient. The principle applies to appellate practice. Counsel must actively present the objection. The rule ensures that objections are properly considered. The principle is well-established.

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