600.11 (f)

(f) Time Permitted for Argument.

(1) Counsel for the parties shall consult and determine whether they wish to argue or submit. If they wish to argue, the clerk shall be notified by the parties in one writing of the time desired for argument by each party. The writing shall be in the possession of the clerk on or before the court’s scheduled date therefore in that particular term. In the absence of such notification, the appeal shall be marked submitted with respect to all parties.

(2) On the argument of an enumerated appeal, not more than 15 minutes shall be permitted on either side and only one counsel on each side shall be heard except when the court shall otherwise order. Any party may for good cause request additional time by a writing delivered to the clerk before the day of argument.

(3) Oral argument shall not be allowed in nonenumerated appeals, except by permission of the Court.

(4) No briefs, letters, or other communications in connection with an appeal or a cause will be accepted after the argument or submission of an appeal or cause unless permission is granted by the Court.