[CLBS] 1 Dec 2019 Rule updates

[Paul Ross]

Here is the congressional rules package provided by the Supreme Court.

Paul

On Fri, Nov 22, 2019 at 3:59 PM Kathleen McCallister <kam at kam13trustee.com>
wrote:

> Where might we find these new rules
>
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> A friendly reminder of the rule updates effective 1 December 2019.
>
> There are four rule amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy
> Procedure.
>
> • Rule 4001(c) has been amended to clarify that Rule 4001(c), governing
> the obtaining of credit, does not apply in chapter 13 cases.
> • Rule 6007 has been amended to specify who needs to be served with a
> motion to abandon, to provide that the objection deadline is within 14 days
> of service of the motion unless otherwise fixed by the court, and to
> clarify that a court’s order granting the motion itself effects the
> abandonment without need for further notice.
> • Rule 9036 has been revised to confirm that both notice and service to a
> registered electronic filing system user can be done by filing the pleading
> with the court’s electronic filing system. This, however, does not apply to
> service requirements under Rule 7004.
> • Rule 9037 has been amended to add a subsection (h) setting forth
> procedures for motions seeking to redact previously filed documents
> otherwise protected under Rule 9037(a). Rule 9037(a) protections cover
> Social Security numbers, birth dates, names of minors and financial account
> numbers.
>
> In addition, although not a Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure change,
> Rule 26.1(c) of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure has been revised
> to require certain disclosures in bankruptcy case appeals. Each debtor,
> including any debtors not named in the caption, must be identified. For
> each debtor that is a corporation, the Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure
> 26.1(a) disclosures must be provided regardless of whether the corporate
> debtor is named in the caption.
>
>
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