A motion by the mover to end consideration of the motion without reaching a decision on its merits. See request for permission to modify a motion. — Also termed request for leave to withdraw a motion.
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request, n. Parliamentary law. A motion by which a member invokes a right, seeks permission for the exercise of a privilege, or asks a question. Cf. MOTION(2); DEMAND(2); INQUIRY(2); POINT(2). request for leave to modify a motion. See request for permission to modify a motion. request for leave to withdraw a motion. See request for
withdrawal, n. 1. The act of taking back or away; removal (withdrawal of consent). 2. The act of retreating from a place, position, or situation ( withdrawal from the moot-court competition). 3. The removal of money from a depository (withdrawal of funds from the checking account). 4. RENUNCIATION (3) (withdrawal from the conspiracy to commit
withdrawal of counsel. An attorney’s termination of his or her role in representing a party in a case. • Normally, the attorney must have the court’s permission to withdraw from a case. Permission is usu. sought by a written motion (1) explaining the reason for the requested withdrawal (often, a conflict between attorney and client
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See request for permission to withdraw a motion.
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