11: Hearings upon motions grounded on facts
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules
The court need not hear any motion, or opposition thereto, grounded on facts, unless the facts are verified by affidavit, or apparent upon the record and files, or are agreed and stated in writing signed by the attorneys for the parties interested.
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