A "secondary" motion must be acted upon or disposed of before
a) a "main motion" is in order.
b) an "incidental" motion is in order.
c) direct consideration of the "main motion" can be continued.
Answer: C
A "secondary" motion must be acted upon or disposed of before
a) a "main motion" is in order.
b) an "incidental" motion is in order.
c) direct consideration of the "main motion" can be continued.
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