(1) ten days after the record was or should have been filed pursuant to Rule 8-412 if the motion is based on subsection (b)(2), (c)(1), (c)(3), or (c)(4) of Rule 8-602;

(2) ten days after the Civil Appeal Information Report was or should have been filed pursuant to Rule 8-205 if the motion is based on subsection (c)(2) of Rule 8-602;

(3) ten days after the appellant's brief was or should have been filed pursuant to Rule 8-502 if the motion is based on subsection (c)(5) or (6) of Rule 8-602;

(4) ten days after the case becomes moot, if the motion is based on subsection (c)(8) of Rule 8-602.

(1) Not Unless Directed by the Court. Oral argument on a motion to dismiss will not be held in advance of argument on the merits unless directed by order of the Court.

(2) Briefs. If the Court directs oral argument on a motion to dismiss in advance of argument on the merits, the parties, with permission of the Court, may file briefs in support of or in opposition to the motion. Not later than one day before the date assigned for argument (A) an original shall be filed with the Clerk together with three copies in the Appellate Court or seven copies in the Supreme Court, and (B) a copy shall be delivered to other parties. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, the briefs shall not exceed 2,600 words in the Appellate Court or 6,500 words in the Supreme Court.

(3) Time; Number of Counsel. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, separate oral argument on a motion to dismiss is restricted to 15 minutes for each side, and only one attorney may argue for each side.

Source: This Rule is derived from former Rules 1036, 1037, 836, and 837.