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Agenda Guidelines For Hearings In Complex Chapter 11 Cases (Exhibit F) - Texas
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EXHIBIT F IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS AGENDA GUIDELINES FOR HEARINGS IN COMPLEX CHAPTER 11 CASES In complex Chapter 11 cases, counsel for the debtor-in-possession shall file and serve an agenda describing the nature of the items set for hearing. Counsel for the debtor in possession shall also post the agenda on the court's website following instructions that will be provided by the court at the commencement of the case. 1. Timing of Filing Counsel shall file the agenda at least 24 hours prior to the date and time of the hearing. At the same time, counsel shall also serve a copy of the agenda on all attorneys who have filed papers with respect to the matters scheduled and the service list. 2. Sequence of Items on Agenda Uncontested matters should be listed ahead of contested matters. Contested matters should be listed in the order in which they appear on the court's docket. When matters have been noticed for hearing by parties in interest other than the debtor-in-possession, counsel for the debtor-in-possession shall consult with counsel for the moving parties to determine the recommended priority for hearing contested matters. Any disagreement on the recommended priority shall be noted on the agenda. The court will determine the order of proceeding. 3. Status Information For each motion filed in the complex Chapter 11 case, each motion filed in an adversary proceeding concerning the Chapter 11 case, each objection to claim, or application concerning the case, the agenda shall indicate the moving party, the nature of the motion, the docket number of the pleading, if known, the response deadline, and the status of the matter. The status description should indicate whether the motion is settled, going forward, whether a continuance is requested (and any opposition to the continuance, if known) and any other pertinent information. American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com 4. Information for Motions in the Case For each motion that is going forward, or where a continuance request is not consensual, the agenda shall also list all pleadings in support of the motion, and any objections or responses. Each pleading listed shall identify the entity that filed the pleading, and the docket number of the pleading, if known. If any entity has not filed a responsive pleading, but has engaged in written or oral communications with the debtor, that fact should be indicated on the agenda, as well as the status or outcome of those communications. For an omnibus objection to claims, responses to the objection which have been continued by consent may be listed collectively (e.g., "the following responses have been continued by consent:"). 5. Changes in Agenda Information After the filing of the agenda, counsel shall file and post on the court's website any revised agenda. 6. Other Information The requirements listed above should not be construed to prohibit other information of a procedural nature that counsel thinks would be helpful to the court. C-ch11com-exF -2- American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com
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