  The analysis of Tully's groups of galaxies belonging to the Local
Supercluster (LSC) was performed. In the 1975 Hawley and Peebles presented the
method for investigations of the galaxies orientation in the large structures.
In our previous papers statistical test proposed by Hawley and Peebles for
investigation of this problem was analyzed in details and some improvements
were suggested. On this base the new method of the analysis of galactic
alignment in clusters was proposed. Using this method, God{\l}owski (2012)
analyzed the orientation of galaxies inside Tully's group founding no
significant deviations from isotropy both in orientation of position angles and
$\delta_D$ and $\eta$ angles as well, giving the spatial orientation of galaxy
planes. In the present paper we examined carefully and methodically the
dependence of alignment in Tully's groups on morphological type of galaxies.
Moreover, we discussed the consequences of different approximation of "true
shape" of the galaxies for different morphological types, possible influence of
this problem for investigation of spatial orientation of galaxies. In addition,
we discussed the implications of the obtained results for the theory of galaxy
formation as well.
