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    Memorandum is a clear and concise statement of the nature of the action. It should include a summary of the proceedings, the challenged decision, resolution or order. A party should also include a "relief," which is a specification of the order or judgment.

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    Memorandum is a clear and concise statement of the nature of the action. It should include a summary of the proceedings, the challenged decision, resolution or order. A party should also include a "relief," which is a specification of the order or judgment.

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    Memorandum is a clear and concise statement of the nature of the action. It should include a summary of the proceedings, the challenged decision, resolution or order. A party should also include a "relief," which is a specification of the order or judgment.

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    Below are the contents of a memorandum: (a) A "Statement of the Case," which is a clear and concise statement of the

    nature of the action, a summary of the proceedings, the challenged decision, resolution or order of the court below, the nature of the judgment and other matters necessary to an understanding of the nature of the controversy; (b) A "Statement of the Facts," which is a clear and concise statement in a narrative form of the established facts; (c) A "Statement of the Issues," which is a clear and concise statement of the issues to be submitted to the Court for its resolution; (d) The "Argument," which is a clear and concise presentation of the argument in support of each issue; and (e) The "Relief," which is a specification of the order or judgment which the party seeks to obtain.

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