Rule 1314. Brief in Opposition to Petition.

 Within 14 days after service of a petition for permission to appeal an adverse party may file a brief in opposition. The brief in opposition need not be set forth in numbered paragraphs in the manner of a pleading, shall set forth any procedural, substantive or other argument or ground why the interlocutory order involved should not be reviewed by the appellate court and shall comply with Rule 1312(a)(7) (content of petition for permission to appeal). No separate motion to dismiss a petition for permission to appeal will be received. A party entitled to file a brief in opposition under this rule who does not intend to do so shall, within the time fixed by these rules for filing a brief in opposition, file a letter stating that a brief in opposition to the petition for permission to appeal will not be filed. The failure to file a brief in opposition will not be construed as concurrence in the request for permission to appeal.