§ Rule 58(d) Objections to form

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Rule 58(d). Objections to form

    1. In case of a judgment other than for money or costs, or that all relief be denied, the judgment shall not be settled, approved and signed until the expiration of five days after the proposed form thereof has been served upon opposing counsel unless the opposite party or that party's counsel endorses on the judgment an approval as to form. The five-day provision may be waived by the court only upon an express written finding by minute order or otherwise of necessity to shorten time or to enter judgment without notice.

    2. If objection to the form of the judgment is made within the time provided in paragraph 1 of this subdivision, the party submitting the proposed form of judgment may respond to the objection within five (5) days after service thereof, and the matter shall thereafter be presented to the court for determination, without oral argument, unless the court otherwise directs.

    3. The requirements of this Rule shall not apply to parties in default.