Legal Definitions - enumerated motion

Definition: A motion that is specifically listed or numbered in a set of rules or procedures. It is a motion that has been given a specific name or title.

Example: In a parliamentary procedure, a motion to adjourn is an enumerated motion because it is specifically listed as a motion that can be made during a meeting.

This example illustrates that an enumerated motion is a motion that is specifically named or listed in a set of rules or procedures. It is not a general motion that can be made at any time, but rather a motion that has a specific purpose and is recognized as such.