Holbrook v. GM Assembly Division, General Motors Corp.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtOrth, J.
On 3 April 1972 by an unreported per curiam opinion we remanded this case without affirming, reversing, or modifying the judgment, Maryland Rule 1071, for compliance with Rules 18 § c and 564 § b 2 requiring that within fifteen days after entry of an appealable final judgment in a contested action at law tried upon the merits without a jury, the lower court shall make a memorandum of the grounds for decision by dictating to the court stenographer or reporter, or by preparing and filing in the action, a brief statement of the grounds for its decision and the basis for determining damages, if…
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